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Long lists of items in source code or config can be hard to work with as
a human, most problematic being out-of-order entries in an otherwise
ordered list. This is where keep-sorted comes to the rescue: we can
leave two little comments on every listing we care about, and
keep-sorted ensures that the listing stays in order.
This commit also applied keep-sorted to the CODEOWNERS file, hopefully
demonstrating its usefulness to some extent. I'd expect more uses for
keep-sorted to be discovered organically over time.
keep-sorted is super fast, so it should not be a problem to add it to
the //:tidy target, even if we scan all files in the code base. On my
MacBook:
$ time (find . -not -path "./.git/*" -type f | sort | xargs "${keep_sorted}" --mode fix)
real 0m0.249s
user 0m0.124s
sys 0m0.129s
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21 lines
458 B
Bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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###### script header ######
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lib=$(realpath @@BASE_LIB@@) || exit 1
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stat "${lib}" >> /dev/null || exit 1
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# shellcheck source=../sh/lib.bash
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if ! source "${lib}"; then
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echo "Error: could not find import"
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exit 1
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fi
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keep_sorted=$(realpath @@KEEP_SORTED@@)
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stat "${keep_sorted}" >> /dev/null
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cd "${BUILD_WORKSPACE_DIRECTORY}"
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###### script body ######
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find . -not -path "./.git/*" -type f | sort | xargs "${keep_sorted}" --mode fix
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