* Base pre-commit checks for trailing whitespces, valid files, etc
* pyupgrade with PY37+ syntax
* Aditya's black fork for codebases with tabs
* Flake8 with Frappe's config
get-app to replace existing folder would fail due to bad url generation.
Changes
* Archive old repo instead of overwritting
* Resetting flags in App instance
The implementations so far were hacks that worked for the most used
commands but broken down when challenged or expected to maintain
documented usages [eg: custom app commands].
The current implementation consists of a two step approach:
1. figure out command name that user is trying to execute
2. pass the directive to the app (bench, frappe or other) that consists of the cmd
---
For tackling #1, get_cmd_from_sysargv contains exhaustive rules that
cover all (that i know and ive come across) combinations of valid
frappe commands.
For problem #2, a simple check in click's Group object does the trick.
Tested with possible known commands with combinations of context flags
and params, with bench, frappe & external app's commands
This sets the `proxy_http_version` to `1.1`.
The reason this change should be implemented is that when this is deployed in a Kubernetes environment with Istio, the proxy request fails with HTTP error 426 as the HTTP version is too low for envoy to handle. Setting it to `1.1` will solve the issue.
Since support for pyproject.toml exists, Frappe has gotten rid of
requirements.txt file. However, dev-requirements.txt file still existed
in Frappe & other apps. With this, we can get rid of the separate
dev-reqs file as well and replace it by defining the deps in pyproject
under [tool.bench.dev-dependencies]
Example:
For Frappe, this transition will look like moving the contents of
dev-requirements.txt as follows:
```
\# dev-requirements.txt
coverage==5.5
Faker~=13.12.1
pyngrok~=5.0.5
unittest-xml-reporting~=3.0.4
```
```
\# pyproject.toml
[tool.bench.dev-dependencies]
coverage = "==5.5"
Faker = "~=13.12.1"
pyngrok = "~=5.0.5"
unittest-xml-reporting = "~=3.0.4"
```
Note: If dev-dependencies are defined in pyproject.toml, and a
dev-dependencies.txt file exists - the txt file will be ignored.
Release is yet another dead / unmaintained project in bench. It used to
be in action - the tool to release ERPNext & Frappe for years but we've
moved to other automated pipelines (that have been around for a while
too). Time to say good-bye to these commands too 👋
VM project has been unmaintained and out of date for a long long time
now. The auto-build and publish pipeline has been dead for years and has
been de-listed too from erpnext.org. Nows a better time than ever to get
rid of this unmaintained piece of the project.
