Too easy to commit directly to registry master/main branch
IanButterworth opened this issue · 6 comments
Running just
register("Foo")
will currently register, commit, and push to the remote.
At least in interactive mode, I would like to review before pushing to remote, especially in my case where I was still on master, and wanted to create a PR for the new version.
Avoiding a breaking change, if isinteractive
perhaps there could be prompts to ask?
It's easy by design.
Something I would consider is a mechanism to customize kwarg defaults and store them in a scratch space.
Would you be open to if:
- On master/main
- In interactive mode
prompt to confirm push to remote?
I haven't hit this footgun yet but I can see it happening, Ian's most recent suggestion sounds like a good compromise to me.
No. With a personal registry it's perfectly reasonable to push straight to the default branch without PRs and do it in interactive mode.
I would accept a PR adding a :prompt
alternative to the push
kwarg though (which could fall back to true
in non-interactive mode).
How common is a personal registry? I hadn't considered that people have such things. In my experience registries have been shared between people.
I use this package mostly automatically, but sometimes manually to do things with a company registry, HolyLabRegistry and General, all of which I have commit bit for. The automatic push nature of register
just seems unusually risky. (Even though General probably has push to master disabled, probably)
Are you suggesting that the :prompt
kwarg would be an option but not the new default?
How common is a personal registry?
I have no usage stats but it's with some regularity proposed on discourse as a solution to handling personal interdependent packages.
probably has push to master disabled
All git hosting systems have the option to disallow pushing to selected branches and, frankly, if a direct push to the default branch might cause any kind of inconvenience, it's a major mis-configuration to allow it.
Are you suggesting that the
:prompt
kwarg would be an option but not the new default?
Yes, but it could be combined with the idea in my first reply.