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Refactor sympa.pl #1286

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@ikedas ikedas commented Dec 4, 2021

  • Split functions of sympa.pl into submodules.
  • Rename and merge some of sympa.pl commands: "sympa.pl --add=list@dom ..." to "sympa.pl add ... list@dom" and so on.
  • sympa.pl was renamed to sympa, and with a symlink, older name is still usable.

See POD in sympa.pl.in and Sympa/CLI/*.pm about changes.

  --add_list & --create_list                  => create
  --close_family, --close_list & --purge_list => close
  --copy_list & --rename_list                 => move
  --dump_users                                => dump
  --modify_list                               => update
  --open_list                                 => open
  --restore_users                             => restore
@ikedas ikedas added this to the 6.2.68 milestone Dec 4, 2021
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racke commented Dec 4, 2021

Great idea! Makes it a lot easier to add new commands as well. 👍

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ikedas commented Dec 6, 2021

@racke, I have anothor idea that sympa.pl would be renamed to sympa (It might be better to leave the link to sympa.pl for backward compatibility).

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racke commented Dec 6, 2021

Yes, please do so! I already doing that in the Debian package and in my Ansible role.

  --change_user_email  => user move
  --health_check       => check
  --instantiate_family => instantiate
  --sync_include       => include
@ikedas ikedas force-pushed the refactor_sympa.pl branch from e8e7ae4 to 3fa3a86 Compare December 8, 2021 04:52
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ikedas commented Dec 10, 2021

Changes on command line (note that older form may still be usable).

EDIT: See the table in #1303.

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racke commented Dec 10, 2021

Looks nice 👍

sympa move --copy listname@robot newlistname@newrobot

This should be really sympa copy, otherwise it is quite confusing and too much to type.

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racke commented Dec 10, 2021

Maybe you can post that new schema on the mailing list for more feedback?

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ikedas commented Dec 10, 2021

sympa move --copy listname@robot newlistname@newrobot

This should be really sympa copy, otherwise it is quite confusing and too much to type.

sympa move --copy sympa move --mode=copy and sympa move use the same Sympa::Request handler. It sounds true that this is not intuitive for the user.

I think of two:

  • Add sympa copy as an alias of sympa move --copy sympa move --mode=copy.
  • All changes will be subject to prompt confirmation, and that behavior can be overridden with any option, such as -y, --assume-yes.

Eventually, I'd like to integrate the other command line tools into sympa, including sympa_wizard and miscellaneous utilities under src/bin.


EDIT: Typos.

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racke commented Dec 10, 2021

Alias is an idea to solve the "move --copy" predicament. You could also add CLI::copy which inherits CLI::Move. Integration the other CLI tools is also a really good idea 👍

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racke commented Dec 10, 2021

I'm not a friend of a prompt confirmation. If you want to do that, please add a configuration option to waive that confirmation without requiring -y.

@ikedas ikedas merged commit 3ee40dd into sympa-community:sympa-6.2 Dec 18, 2021
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@ikedas ikedas deleted the refactor_sympa.pl branch April 20, 2022 11:21
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