truckle/cave_commands/upgrade

#!/usr/bin/env sh
exec ${CAVE:-cave} resolve -c world "${@}"
Logic moved from truckle to cave. truckle commands to cave added: `cave do`, `cave retry`, `cave upgrade` You do not need truckle upgrade, now sudo cave upgrade works, too. These commands do not depend on truckle, it works fine with cave-only. Environment variables added via `/etc/profile.d/cave.sh`. At the moment only resume-file-depended variables (TRUCKLE_RESUME_FILE, CAVE_RESUME_OPTIONS, CAVE_RESOLVE_OPTIONS, ...) If you use cave, the resume-file will be used automaticaly. You do not need truckle anymore to have auto-resume-files. But sudo will remove these from env... Sudoers-config for cave added via `/etc/sudoers.d/cave`. sudo will keep the same variables like defined in `/etc/profile.d/cave.sh`. I do not know, but i think it can be a security hole. But never allow users to use cave as root! So, now you can use sudo, too. These combinations of new cave-related changes will allow this: sudo cave upgrade sudo cave do # something went wrong? sudo cave retry Only pagered it is easier with truckle: sudo cave -cy upgrade \| less -R # vs. truckle upgrade 2013-07-10 13:37:23 +02:00			`#!/usr/bin/env sh`
commands: do, retry, upgrade: if $CAVE unknown, use cave 2015-01-14 00:03:28 +01:00			`exec ${CAVE:-cave} resolve -c world "${@}"`