Integrate git update-microsoft-git with apt-get
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The 'git update-microsoft-git' builtin already interfaces with the git-for-windows/git upgrader on Windows and brew on macOS. Add an integration with apt-get on Ubuntu. The implementation attempts to call apt-get on all Linux machines, but it will report a failure when that is not available. The two commands are: 1. sudo apt-get update 2. sudo apt-get upgrade microsoft-git The first has an error message because that will likely only fail when apt-get does not exist on the path (or the user fails to supply the sudo password). The error condition for the second is passed to the user. It is possible that a user installs a package manually and not through a Microsoft feed, in which case the 'upgrade' command will fail with an error message. Extra newlines are added to provide whitespace between the Git messages and the dense output from apt-get. Signed-off-by: Derrick Stolee <dstolee@microsoft.com>
Update the Ubuntu/Linux install instructions to reference 'git update-microsoft-git'. Signed-off-by: Derrick Stolee <dstolee@microsoft.com>
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Ran with the following scenarios locally on my 20.04 VM, and all behaved as expected:
microsoft-gitis not installed -> latest version ofmicrosoft-gitis installedmicrosoft-gitis installed but out-of-date ->microsoft-gitis upgraded to latest versionmicrosoft-gitis installed and up-to-date -> no-op
So I say 🚢 it!
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…pt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…` with `apt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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…` with `apt-get` Extend the `git update-microsoft-git` builtin to call `apt-get` in a similar way we do `brew` on macOS.
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Extend the
git update-microsoft-gitbuiltin to callapt-getin a similar way we dobrewon macOS.