chore (cli): clarify command and flag help texts - #1646
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Rework the help texts of project ci, dev, validate, fix and format and of extension validate and package so they match what the code does: which code is covered, when files change, and what each flag really does. - Align --only, --exclude, --no-copy, --format and --allow-non-git across the project and extension commands - Add Long descriptions for project validate, fix and format, and for extension validate and package - Fix inaccurate texts, e.g. --overwrite-app-backend-url, --check-against, --force (also blocks on untracked files) and --on-port-conflict (saves the chosen ports) - Remove the project ci pointer to the unreleased deployment commands Help texts that carry deprecation notices are left unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 30: Update the help text in the Long field to explain that the default
ZIP filename includes either the available tag or supplied branch, while
retaining the existing fallback and --filename override descriptions.
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- Line 24: In the Store-compliance path, clear the derived
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- Line 101: Update the Short description for the project development command to
qualify opening its terminal dashboard with “when run in a terminal,” matching
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- Line 18: Update the Git-repository check in the project fix flow to use
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linked worktrees with a `.git` file pass without `--allow-non-git`.
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| Use: "package path [branch]", | ||
| Use: "package <path> [branch]", | ||
| Short: "Build a distributable extension ZIP", | ||
| Long: "Build a ZIP of an extension. By default, files come from a clean Git checkout of the current tag or branch, so uncommitted changes are not included; use --disable-git to package the working copy. The build runs in a temporary folder and leaves the extension folder unchanged. The ZIP is named <name>-<tag-or-branch>.zip when a tag or branch is available, or <name>.zip otherwise, unless --filename is set.", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Avoid guaranteeing that the extension folder stays unchanged.
Configured shell hooks receive ORIGINAL_EXTENSION_DIR and can modify that folder. The statement is therefore too broad when such hooks are configured. Describe that packaging uses a temporary folder without guaranteeing that hooks leave the source unchanged.
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Update the Long description in the extension package command to say packaging
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| extensionFixCmd.Flags().String("exclude", "", "Exclude fixers after applying --only (comma-separated, e.g. eslint,rector)") | ||
| extensionFixCmd.Flags().Bool("allow-non-git", false, "Allow running the fix command on non-git repositories") | ||
| extensionFixCmd.Flags().String("only", "", "Run only these fixers (comma-separated, e.g. eslint,rector)") | ||
| extensionFixCmd.Flags().String("exclude", "", "Skip these fixers; must be in the --only list if set (comma-separated, e.g. eslint,rector)") |
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I will just share my experience as someone that has not worked with this command: the description reads as if I must use both flags at the same time e.g. "--only eslint,rector --exclude eslint" but this does not sound right :D
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I thought it works like that: I have a list of fixers, that will run. If I use --only I can specify which ones should run. The rest will not run.
If I use --exclude it will run all fixers except the specified ones.
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Adding this here as related shopware/docs#2547 (review)
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Looked at the corresponding PR (#1616)
and the flag descriptions provided there don't seem to be correct (at least, they don't match what the code actually does).
What the description claims is only true for extension validate. You can only exclude tools like this: extension validate . --only builtin,phpstan --exclude phpstan
I find this an odd user experience since I have to name every tool I want to exclude twice (once in only and then in exclude). 🤔
Since this seems to be a bigger topic and has nothing to do with this PR I will look deeper into it tomorrow and ask the team and prob. create an issue :)
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Anne (@Ant1gua) I agree it's not straightforward. But let's try to close out this issue for now.
Soner (@shyim) Could you please review the open comments here so we can get clear on current behavior, and then we can merge this PR while also giving Anne the context she needs for a potential next PR?
| extensionFormat.Flags().String("only", "", "Run only specific formatters by name (comma-separated, e.g. prettier,php-cs-fixer)") | ||
| extensionFormat.Flags().String("exclude", "", "Exclude formatters after applying --only (comma-separated, e.g. prettier,php-cs-fixer)") | ||
| extensionFormat.Flags().String("only", "", "Run only these formatters (comma-separated, e.g. prettier,php-cs-fixer)") | ||
| extensionFormat.Flags().String("exclude", "", "Skip these formatters; must be in the --only list if set (comma-separated, e.g. prettier,php-cs-fixer)") |
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Here the same as above :)
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" ..." :)
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What does that mean? 😅
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It means "same as above"
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| toolCfg.Extension.GetExtensionConfig().Validation.StoreCompliance = true | ||
| // The user is not allowed to provide a custom ignore list when store compliance is enabled | ||
| toolCfg.Extension.GetExtensionConfig().Validation.Ignore = extension.ConfigValidationList{} | ||
| toolCfg.ValidationIgnores = nil |
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Anne (@Ant1gua) FYI I made the earlier edit in light of #1407 to start discouraging use of the flag early. If you want to pursue that task as part of this edit, that would be helpful.
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Two small things, I know we just talked about this PR in our daily but as I streamlined and unified a lot of things, I want to prevent things from becoming mixed again. Suggestions inline.
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Lena Forlin (@moshimorschi) Thank you for the catches. Idea: maybe you can make a quick guide for your recent improvements, so we can all refer to it (esp. as we get used to the "new norm"? We can place it in the repo as a doc file. |
What changed?
Help text only. No behavior, flags, or defaults change.
Commands
project ci:Usenow shows<path>. The Short and a new Long say that the directory itself is changed (development-only files removed, placeholders added, SBOM generated) and describe the dirty Git working-tree safety check outside CI and the--forceoverride.project dev: the Short mentions the terminal dashboard, which is what sets it apart fromproject dev start.project validate,project fix,project format: new Long texts that say which code is covered (notvendor/) and whether files change. Forproject format, the Short names the formatters and the Long says which config each one uses.extension validate:Usenow shows<path>, and the new Long describes folder or ZIP input and Store-compliance behavior.extension package:Usenow shows<path>and the optional[branch]; the new Long describes the clean Git checkout behavior by default.Flags
--only,--exclude,--no-copy,--formatand--allow-non-gitnow read the same on the project and extension commands. The exception isextension validate, whose flags are left to feat!: deprecate full and make it default for extension validate #1618.project ci --forcebypasses the dirty Git working-tree check outside CI, including for untracked files.--on-port-conflict=randomsaves the chosen ports.--overwrite-app-backend-urlreplaces only scheme and host.--releaseremoves the secret for apps only.--with-dev-dependenciesrefers to Composer.--verbose,--no-interaction,--no-update-hintand--dry-run, and for the otherextension packageflags.Left alone: texts that carry deprecation notices (
-e/--env,--project-config),--full, and theproject deploymentcommands (not in release builds). Theproject ciLong no longer points toproject deployment package archive.Example (
shopware-cli project --help):Created with help from Claude, ChatGPT; output negotiated/refined/edited/questioned continuously prior to filing
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