In both in python2 and python3 parse_qs expects str object. In
python2 it worked ok, because self.rfile was open in binary mode and
str in python2 is actually a string of bytes. However in python3 str is
actually string of unicode literals, not bytes and file was still open
in binary mode. Thus, deleting any file with non-ascii byte inside
filename failed in python3.
Also, cgi.parse_qs is deprecated and shouldn't be used.
The __fish_git_prompt_show_upstream helper function was inadvertently
looking at the misnamed variable __fish_git_prompt_show_upstream in some
cases, including when implementing the bash.showUpstream override.
Fixing the script to use __fish_git_prompt_showupstream triggered an
infinite loop because the --on-variable hook does not distinguish
between local and global variables.
Update the script to set a completely different local variable to
__fish_git_prompt_showupstream and to override this local variable for
bash.showUpstream.
Also update the code that looks at bash.showUpstream to also read
bash.showupstream, because the bash script appears to have a bug where
it looks for bash.showupstream despite documenting bash.showUpstream.
Git-svn remotes can have a prefix for their remotes. If I set a prefix
of 'svn/' then my remote trunk branch is called svn/trunk. Update the
script to use the svn-remote.*.fetch key to figure out how the 'trunk'
branch is mapped into the remotes namespace and apply this to the
current branch. This assumes branches are mapped into the same
namespace, which is likely. It also doesn't work for tags, but neither
did the old code.
- etc/config.fish and share/config.fish are now "universal" and no longer reference install paths or need to be touched by autotools. They've been removed from config.fish.in to config.fish.
- fish now attempts to determine __fish_datadir and __fish_sysconfdir relative to the path of the fish executable itself (typically by walking up one directory). This means that you can copy the directory hierarchy around and things will still work. The compiled-in paths are used as a backup.
- The fish Xcode project now can build fish natively, without needing autotools.
- Version bumped to 2.0
Remove the case statements, which were handled by the sed blocks anyway
Move around the '/' character in the regex, so only one regex is needed
Fix a bug where '/' is output as '//'
* case no properly handles -h and --help flags, i.e. treats it as
pattern
* fixed case escaping:
The following expressions now work correctly:
switch '*'
echo '*'
echo Match any string
end
switch '*'
echo '\*'
echo Match asterix
end
switch '\\'
echo '\\\\'
echo Match slash
end
The same for '?' sign
* Editor mode is no the default
* Use -i or --interactive or -e fish to edit function in interactive
mode
* tmpname is now created with random number added and check that file
do not already exist
* check $TMPDIR existence and put /tmp if it does not exist
* There is an undocumented feature to use functions, started with dash.
Introduce necessary changes to funced, functions, def_function()
in order to make it work properly.
* Delete editor guessing. Use $EDITOR variable or -e key
fish_pager_color_secondary to set background of every second completion
line. It simplifies finding the options corresponding to given
description. Default color is 151515.
With the switch bug fixed, __fish_git_prompt can be very slightly
simplified by not recording the exit status of every case in the
describe style switch individually.
The echo command to print the last path segment got a couplel of fixes,
but these fixes were only applied to the non-Darwin version. Copy these
fixes over to the Darwin version. Notably, this makes `/` stop
displaying as `//`.
