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This commit implements the 'git volume global remove' command (Issue #22). It allows removing files from the global storage with the alias 'rm'. The implementation uses a template method pattern for consistent execution flow.
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This pull request introduces the global remove command, allowing users to remove files and directories from the global git-volume storage. The changes include the Cobra command definition in cmd/global_remove.go, the core removal logic in internal/gitvolume/remove.go, and comprehensive integration tests in test/integration.sh. The new functionality correctly handles single file removal, files in subdirectories, and includes important security checks against path traversal. However, a critical issue was identified where the cleanEmptyParents function is called but not defined, which will lead to a compilation error.
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This pull request introduces the global remove command, a useful feature for managing the global storage. The implementation is well-structured, particularly in how it handles multiple file removals and aggregates errors. The accompanying integration tests are thorough, covering various scenarios including successful removals, error conditions, and security checks like path traversal. I've made a couple of suggestions in cmd/global_remove.go to align with the project's style guide regarding import ordering and error wrapping. After addressing these minor points, this PR will be in excellent shape.
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| "github.com/spf13/cobra" |
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The import order does not follow the standard Go convention, which is also specified in the repository's style guide. Imports should be grouped by standard library, third-party libraries, and then local packages, with blank lines between groups.
"github.com/spf13/cobra"
"github.com/laggu/git-volume/internal/gitvolume"References
- Rule fix: remove global directory overwrite #7 of the repository style guide (
Imports: 표준 라이브러리, 서드파티 라이브러리, 로컬 패키지 순으로 그룹화합니다.) specifies that Go imports should be grouped in the order of: standard library, third-party libraries, and then local packages. (link)
| RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error { | ||
| gv, err := gitvolume.New(gitvolume.Options{Quiet: quiet}) | ||
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According to the repository's style guide, errors should be wrapped to add context. The error returned from gitvolume.New is returned directly. Please wrap it using fmt.Errorf to provide more information about where the error originated.
return fmt.Errorf("failed to initialize git-volume: %w", err)References
- Rule feat: global add command #17 of the repository style guide (
fmt.Errorf("...: %w", err)를 사용하여 에러에 컨텍스트를 추가(Wrap)합니다.) requires wrapping errors withfmt.Errorfand%wto add context, which improves traceability and debugging. (link)
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Closes #22