chore: add remark-definition-links import script #67
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Signed-off-by: Logan McAnsh <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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I've introduced a new chore script to facilitate the migration of the remark-definition-links project into this repository. This script automates the complex process of merging two distinct Git histories, ensuring that the remark-definition-links codebase can be seamlessly integrated as a package within this monorepo structure. The primary purpose is to streamline the import process, making it repeatable and less prone to manual errors.
Highlights
- New script for package import: I've added a new shell script,
scripts/import-remark-definition-links.sh, designed to automate the process of importing theremark-definition-linksrepository into the currentpackagesrepository. - Automated migration process: The script handles cloning both source and destination repositories, removing their origins, checking out specific branches, and then merging the source repository's history into the destination using
git merge --allow-unrelated-histories. - Post-migration instructions: It provides clear instructions for the user to push the newly created branch and open a pull request after the script completes its execution, ensuring a smooth finalization of the import.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a shell script for importing the remark-definition-links repository. The script is well-structured, but there are several opportunities to improve its robustness and clarity. My review includes suggestions for better error handling with set -u, ensuring all variables are quoted to prevent shell expansion issues, using a trap for reliable cleanup of temporary files, and removing commented-out code to improve readability. These changes will make the script safer and easier to maintain.
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| cd .. | ||
| cd "$DEST_REPO_DIR" | ||
| git checkout $DEST_BRANCH |
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The variable $DEST_BRANCH should be quoted (e.g., "$DEST_BRANCH") to prevent potential issues with word splitting and globbing if the branch name were to contain spaces or special characters. This is a shell scripting best practice that should be applied to all unquoted variable expansions in this script for improved robustness (e.g., on lines 42, 44, 64-66, 68-69).
| git checkout $DEST_BRANCH | |
| git checkout "$DEST_BRANCH" |
| #!/bin/bash | ||
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| set -x | ||
| set -e |
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To make the script more robust, I suggest two improvements:
- Use
set -u: This will cause the script to exit if it tries to use an uninitialized variable. - Use a
trapfor cleanup: This ensures that the temporary directories ($SOURCE_REPO_DIRand$DEST_REPO_DIR) are removed when the script exits, whether it succeeds or fails.
With the trap in place, you can then remove the rm -rf commands on lines 26-27.
| set -e | |
| set -e | |
| set -u | |
| trap 'rm -rf "$SOURCE_REPO_DIR" "$DEST_REPO_DIR"' EXIT |
| # git-filter-repo --force \ | ||
| # --path .env.example \ | ||
| # --path .github \ | ||
| # --path .gitignore \ | ||
| # --path .prettierrc \ | ||
| # --path .vscode \ | ||
| # --path CONTRIBUTING.md \ | ||
| # --path LICENSE \ | ||
| # --path package.json \ | ||
| # --path packages \ | ||
| # --path pnpm-lock.yaml \ | ||
| # --path pnpm-workspace.yaml \ | ||
| # --path scripts |
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This large block of commented-out code related to git-filter-repo should be removed if it's not intended to be used. It reduces clarity and makes the script harder to understand and maintain.
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