* cargo update
* Remove the check for 'winget_enable' set to 'true'. On my Windows 10 and 11 machines, there are no issues with Winget anymore. As far as I remember, it was disabled by default because it was buggy back then.
* remove print_warning
* Revert "cargo update"
This reverts commit 5f4e532bc1.
* Removed the `enable_winget = true` configuration as winget is now enabled by default.
* Removed the #[cfg(windows)] flag.
* Revised as Recommended
* Wrapping at 80
Allow setting `log_filters` in `config.toml`
This allows setting a list of `log_filters` in the `[misc]` section in
the `config.toml`. These filters are prepended to any filters listed
with `--log-filters`. Finally, `--verbose` can now be used with
`--log-filters`, and it will append `debug` to the list of filters
rather than replacing it entirely.
Make zypper dist-upgrade opt-in on SLE/Leap
- Create a `suse_dup` config option
- Create a new `Distribution::OpenSuseTumbleweed` object along with `upgrade_opensuse_tumbleweed()`
* The purpose of it is to ignore the config option on Tumblweed as
zypper `dup` is the only way to update a Tumbleweed
* Don't show desktop notification on error (if `skip_notify = true`) (#275)
* Use ─ (U+2500) to draw borders (#282)
* Adds Pclinuxos support (#283)
* Add Devkitpro Pacman support (#291)
* Added support for Neovim package manager lazy.nvim (#293)
* Added support for lazy.nvim
From https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim
Authored-by: Jacob Lane Ledbetter <jledbetter460@gmail.com>
* Make garuda-update update AUR packages by default (#296)
* fix(#298): Don't throw error if no Helm repository found (#305)
* Skip .NET when `dotnet tool list` is not successful (#302)
* feat(pacstall): add `-y` flag variant (#312)
* Add openSUSE MicroOS support (#315)
* Adds notify-send timeout of 10s (#318)
* Don't run yum when rpm-ostree is available (#313)
* don't run yum when rpm-ostree is available
* Clippy fix
* rpm-ostree: set default value to true
* Fixes if loop error
* Fixes gem update --system requires sudo now (#317)
* Fixes gem update --system requires sudo now
* rubygem: Adds arg -EH to sudo
* Use fixed nala path instead of which(nala) (#314)
* Adds notify-send bug warning when topgrade is run (#324)
* Adds notify-send bug warning when topgrade is run
* fix typo + clippy
* notify-send warning respects skip_notify flag
* nix: Adds additional arguments support (#325)
* Adds pip-review and pipupgrade support (#316)
* Adds pip-review and pipupgrade support
* Python: fixes pip_review and pipupgrade
* v10.2.5 patch (#329)
* WSL: Adds new wsl --update flags (#327)
* wsl: Updates available flags
* Clippy fix
* Add WslUpdate runner
* wsl: Code Typo
* wsl: Code Typos
* wsl: Code Typos
* wsl: Code Typo
* Adds AM Package Manager (#328)
* Adds AM Package Manager
* Clippy fixes
* Cargo fmt
* Moves am to linux only in main file
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Co-authored-by: Gabriel Augendre <gabriel@augendre.info>
Co-authored-by: Cat Core <34719527+arthurbambou@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Hugo Haas <hugoh@hugoh.net>
Co-authored-by: Baptiste <32563450+BapRx@users.noreply.github.com>
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* Adds Archlinux Aura Package Manager support
* Added config support
* Fixes/adds config for aura
* changes aura arguments
* Let Aura only use sudo
* Corrects wrong order of commands
This change adds the option `flatpak.use_sudo` that allows to update
the system-wide installation with sudo. When set to `true` the
system-wide installation will be updated with sudo. If set to `false`
(default) the update will be run as regular user.
This solves the problem where running `flatpak update` on a remote
system fails if run as regular user.
Fixes#737.
This change adds an option, firmware.upgrade, that if set to `false`
only checks for and displays available firmware updates. If set to `true`
(default) the user is offered to run the firmware upgrade.
This commit makes it possible to *not* to use `rpm-ostree` even on
systems where it is detected.
This commit is fully backwards compatible with previous releases, and
without changing the config file all previous behaviors are the exact
same.
This commit adds the `rpm_ostree` field in the `[linux]` table of the
configuration, and defaults to `true`. This means Topgrade will first
check if `/usr/bin/rpm-ostree` exists, and only if so then check if the
user does not want to use `rpm-ostree` via the configuration. If the
user *does not* want to use `rpm-ostree`, then normal operation
continues checking for DNF or YUM.
This makes it possible for people where `rpm-ostree` is installed, but
where the system is not an `ostree` based distribtuion. This happens
when people are using things like `osbuild-composer` to build images,
or Cockpit with the Compose feature enabled (which uses
`osbuild-composer` internally).
An alternative to this commit would be to make the config field a
negative such as `no_rpm_ostree`, however that goes against the norm in
other fields.
Closes#710
