Luet does expect some parameter or it crashes
msdobrescu opened this issue · 5 comments
Luet version:
luet version 0.32.0-g2aa4c8a42ed13682b4820f3ca5e6d2388a5e2c24 2022-05-03
CPU architecture, OS, and Version:
Linux USC 5.15.38-mocaccino #5.15.38-Mocaccino SMP Fri May 13 15:51:02 UTC 2022 x86_64 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700K @ 3.60GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
Describe the bug
Luet displays an internal error when run without parameters, as it expects at least one element in the arguments array.
To Reproduce
Run luet without any parameter
luet
panic: runtime error: index out of range [1] with length 1
goroutine 1 [running]:
github.com/mudler/luet/cmd/util.HandleLock()
/luetbuild/luet/cmd/util/cli.go:67 +0x2d8
github.com/mudler/luet/cmd.Execute()
/luetbuild/luet/cmd/root.go:122 +0x19
main.main()
/luetbuild/luet/main.go:10 +0x17
Expected behavior
An user friendly message? A version info or about info? Help info?
Similar to he message when --debug
parameter is set alone:
Luet is a single-binary package manager based on containers to build packages.
For documentation, visit https://luet.io.
To install a package:
$ luet install package
To search for a package in the repositories:
$ luet search package
To list all packages installed in the system:
$ luet search --installed .
To show hidden packages:
$ luet search --hidden package
To build a package, from a tree definition:
$ luet build --tree tree/path package
Usage:
luet [command]
Available Commands:
box Manage luet boxes
build build a package or a tree
cleanup Clean packages cache.
completion generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
config Print config
create-repo Create a luet repository from a build
database Manage system database (dangerous commands ahead!)
entities extension: entities (run to show the extension helper)
filter extension: filter (run to show the extension helper)
geninitramfs extension: geninitramfs (run to show the extension helper)
help Help about any command
install Install a package
kernel-switcher extension: kernel-switcher (run to show the extension helper)
oscheck Checks packages integrity
pack pack a custom package
package-browser extension: package-browser (run to show the extension helper)
reclaim Reclaim packages to Luet database from available repositories
reinstall reinstall a set of packages
replace replace a set of packages
repo Manage repositories
search Search packages
serve-repo Embedded micro-http server
tree Tree operations
uninstall Uninstall a package or a list of packages
upgrade Upgrades the system
util General luet internal utilities exposed
Flags:
--color Enable/Disable color. (default true)
--concurrency int Concurrency (default 16)
--config string config file (default is $HOME/.luet.yaml)
-d, --debug debug output
--emoji Enable/Disable emoji. (default true)
--enable-logfile Enable log to file
--fatal Enables Warnings to exit
-h, --help help for luet
--http-timeout int Default timeout for http(s) requests (default 360)
--live-output Show live output during build (default true)
-l, --logfile string Logfile path. Empty value disable log to file.
--no-spinner Disable spinner.
--plugin strings A list of runtime plugins to load
-q, --quiet quiet output
--same-owner Maintain same owner on uncompress. (default true)
--skip-config-protect Disable config protect analysis. (default true)
--solver-attempts int Solver maximum attempts (default 9000)
--solver-discount float32 Solver discount rate (default 1)
--solver-rate float32 Solver learning rate (default 0.7)
--solver-type string Solver strategy ( Defaults none, available: qlearning )
--system-dbpath string System db path
--system-engine string System DB engine
--system-target string System rootpath
-v, --version version for luet
Use "luet [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Logs
Additional context
ouch, so sorry. I thought that was fixed already
Not a problem, actually, I've thought you need to know.
I was starting to get used to this. Think I'm going to miss it.
I was starting to get used to this. Think I'm going to miss it.
@mudler, please break it back! :)