uninstall

[notramo]

I think, the uninstall command should be removed.
Why? Because it is buggy, and in most cases it is unusable, and there can't be an uninstall job in neph.yml.

• if the user don't have privileges, it don't work (but it says that uninstalling was successful):

   ~/neph >>> neph uninstall
  Neph will be uninstalled ...
  Find 'neph' at /usr/bin/neph
  Are you sure you want to uninstall 'neph'? [Y/n]
  Y
  Uninstalling neph...
  Successfully uninstalled, thanks for using 'neph' so far!
   ~/neph >>> neph
  Neph is running (0.1.14) ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||100%
  main [1/1] up to date
  
  Finished in 100.82ms
   ~/neph >>>            
  

• if the binary name is different from neph, it don't find it in PATH, but asks to remove.
• if neph was installed with distro package manager, it should be uninstalled that way
• if the user installed it manually, it can be found by running which neph, and remove manually

[notramo]

I will work on it.
What solution should I apply?

• (preferred) remove it and leave an instruction in the README for uninstalling (this solution keeps the code clean - if something isn't the task of neph, it shouldn't can do it)
• move it to an option, like #43 (I think this would be a quite stupid thing. Have you seen that a program can remove itself (in the UNIX world)? Because it is the job of the distro package manager, the package manager should do it.)

[tbrand]

Agreed:+1:
I also prefer former.