refactor!: Migrate runners cmd from string to argv (#134)

Migrate command execution to structured argv lists across the plugin, replacing shell-string command construction with `vim.system` argv execution. The runner API now exposes argv-based execution as the default path:

   - `runner.execute_command` -> `runner.execute`
   - `runner.execute_command_async` -> `runner.execute_async`
   - `runner.execute_command_raw` -> `runner.execute_raw`
   - `runner.execute_command_raw_async` -> `runner.execute_raw_async`
   - `runner.execute_command_sync` was removed; use `runner.execute` and handle the result directly

BREAKING CHANGES:
   - `cmd.new({ args = ... })` now requires `args` as `string[]` argv tokens, not a single string.
   - `cmd.log({ ... })` now uses `raw_flags` as `string[]` for raw passthrough flags; `raw = "..."` is no longer supported.
   - Direct users of `jj.core.runner` must migrate from the old `execute_command*` string helpers to the new argv-based `execute*` helpers.
This commit is contained in:
Nicolas GB
2026-07-07 18:25:30 +02:00
committed by GitHub
parent c724290141
commit 7f2786ff16
17 changed files with 708 additions and 540 deletions
+19 -20
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ local utils = require("jj.utils")
local runner = require("jj.core.runner")
local parser = require("jj.core.parser")
local terminal = require("jj.ui.terminal")
local jj_args = require("jj.core.args")
--- Handle restoring a file from the jj status buffer
--- Supports both renamed and non-renamed files
@@ -15,29 +16,27 @@ function M.handle_status_restore()
end
if file_info.is_rename then
-- For renamed files, remove the new file and restore the old one from parent revision
local rm_cmd = string.format("rm %s", vim.fn.shellescape(file_info.new_path))
local restore_cmd = string.format("jj restore --from @- %s", utils.escape_fileset(file_info.old_path))
local restore_cmd = {
"jj",
"restore",
"--from",
"@-",
jj_args.fileset(file_info.old_path),
jj_args.fileset(file_info.new_path),
}
local _, rm_success = runner.execute_command(rm_cmd, "Failed to remove renamed file")
if rm_success then
local _, restore_success = runner.execute_command(restore_cmd, "Failed to restore original file")
if restore_success then
utils.notify(
"Reverted rename: " .. file_info.new_path .. " -> " .. file_info.old_path,
vim.log.levels.INFO
)
require("jj.cmd").status()
end
local _, restore_success = runner.execute(restore_cmd, "Failed to restore original file")
if restore_success then
utils.notify("Reverted rename: " .. file_info.new_path .. " -> " .. file_info.old_path, vim.log.levels.INFO)
require("jj.cmd").status()
end
else
-- For non-renamed files, use regular restore
utils.notify(utils.escape_fileset(file_info.old_path))
local restore_cmd = string.format("jj restore %s", utils.escape_fileset(file_info.old_path))
local restore_cmd = { "jj", "restore", jj_args.fileset(file_info.old_path) }
local _, success = runner.execute_command(restore_cmd, "Failed to restore")
local _, success = runner.execute(restore_cmd, "Failed to restore")
if success then
utils.notify("Restored: " .. file_info.old_path, vim.log.levels.INFO)
utils.notify("Restored: `" .. file_info.old_path .. "`", vim.log.levels.INFO)
require("jj.cmd").status()
end
end
@@ -95,16 +94,16 @@ function M.status(opts)
return
end
local cmd_str = "jj status --no-pager"
local cmd = { "jj", "status", "--no-pager" }
if opts and opts.notify then
local output, success = runner.execute_command(cmd_str, "Failed to get status")
local output, success = runner.execute(cmd, "Failed to get status")
if success then
utils.notify(output and output or "", vim.log.levels.INFO)
end
else
-- Default behavior: show in buffer
terminal.run(cmd_str, M.status_keymaps())
terminal.run(cmd, M.status_keymaps())
end
end