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# Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/),
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
## [Unreleased]
### Added
- The `var` subcommand is now referenced in `usage()`.
- A `pkg` subcommand has been added, to allow for direct interaction with the
`pkg_*()` utilities provided by Bashtard.
- `config_subkeys()` and `config_subkeys_for` have been added, to look up
subkeys defined in config files. These can help when you want to use a list
somewhere in your configuration.
- A `backup` subcommand has been added. This backup system uses borg, which must
be installed, but should be generic enough to be usable by most people out of
the box.
- The `Makefile` has been extended with targets for creating packages for
GNU+Linux distributions.
- The `$BASHTARD_PLATFORM` variable now contains an additional entry, `init`, to
allow for handling different init systems on GNU+Linux in a cleaner fashion.
- A `file_hash` utility function has been added. It currently uses `md5`, but is
written in such a fashion that this can easily be updated for the future. Its
intent is to encapsulate differences between naming and usage of hashing
utilities found on different systems.
- A `dir_hash` utility function has been added, which will give you a hash based
on the file contents of a directory. This function will find files
recursively, calculate a hash for each of them, and then calculate a hash
based on the total result. The intended goal is to allow running before and
after templating some files, to deduce whether something actually changed.
- A `diff` subcommand has been added to show all non-committed changes. It is a
convenience wrapper to avoid having to change directory and run `git diff` to
get an overview of all pending changes.
- A `pull` subcommand has been added to only pull the latest changes into the
`$BASHTARD_ETCDIR`, without running `sync` on all the playbooks.
- A new global variable, `$BASHTARD_PLAYBOOK_VARS` has been added. Currently,
its only purpose is to check for "required" variables to be used in the
playbook. Before an `add` or `sync`, any variables declared to be `required`
in the `$BASHTARD_PLAYBOOK_VARS` array will be checked to be non-empty. If any
are empty, an error will be thrown and the playbook will not be ran.
- A new directory has been added, `data.d`, for data that should be shared
between playbook runs. This new directory is intended to create a clearer
seperation between a playbook and a user's specific data used by the playbook,
which in turn should make re-using playbooks easier.
- A convenience function has been introduced, `playbook_path()`, which can give
you the absolute path to the playbook's base or data directory.
- A `top` subcommand has been added to give some generic information of all
nodes known to Bashtard. It uses information from the `sysinfo` subcommand,
which it will pull in through an `ssh` invocation.
### Changed
- The `ssh` subcommand's configuration has been nested under `bashtard`, e.g.
`ssh.host` is now `bashtard.ssh.host`. It should also be correctly using this
value for establishing the SSH connection.
- `svc_enable()` now checks for the `rc.d` file to exist before running `grep`
on it.
- `pkg_*()` functions no longer _require_ a `pkg.*` value to be defined. If one
is not set explicitly, a warning will be generated, but the original name
passed to the `pkg_*()` function will be used by the host's package manager.
- `datetime()` now always passes `-u` on to `date`.
- All manpages now include a `NAME` section.
- The `sync` subcomman will now `stash` any changes before it attempts to
`pull`. Afterwards, `stash pop` will be ran to apply the last `stash`ed
changes again.
## [1.0.0] - 2022-05-06
Initial release.
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