Rustup is now able to install toolchains and
components and works with multiple toolchains and
components for each toolchain.
Signed-off-by: innocentzero <isfarulhaque@proton.me>
Expose repo field publicly for install_packages in
rustup backend to utilize, otherwise very ugly
hacks need to be used to handle toolchains and
components.
Signed-off-by: innocentzero <isfarulhaque@proton.me>
1bcb7f8 bumped rust-apt from 0.5 to 0.7. This change made
Cache::packages(&self, &sort) a fallible function. The required change in
the Debian backend was missed.
This commit propagates the error in get_all_installed_packages and
get_explicitly_installed_packages for the Debian backend.
Fixes#64.
Now able to support packages installed via pipx with the exception of
packages that do not provide a binary themselves. Install those
explicitly via `pipx install --include-deps <package>`.
Signed-off-by: innocentzero <isfarulhaque@proton.me>
Removed inlined switches to a separate function for both explicit
installs and all installs and added a match statement to parse the
outputs accordingly.
Signed-off-by: innocentzero <isfarulhaque@proton.me>
While it is now able to iterate through JSON created by pipx, it is
unable to read the JSON with the error `EOF while parsing a value
at line 1 column 0`
Signed-off-by: innocentzero <isfarulhaque@proton.me>
The first attempt 02c44c92d0 caused
`Section.partial_cmp` and `Section.cmp` to call each other recursively.
That lead to a stack overflow when compiled without optimizations, and
an infinite loop when optimizations were enabled.
This commit now properly implements at first `Ord` for both `Section`
and `Group`, and from this derives `PartialEq` for each.
When no packages have been installed yet using cargo-install, the rust
backend has errored out until now when trying to load the file. If the
file does not exist, we assume it is empty and that no packages have
been installed for cargo.
innocentzero