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cmdutil.Factory.Executable() accounts for things like package managers and symlinks to the actual executable. An alternative to passing the *cmdutil.Factory down the stack would be stashing the executable string in the codespace.App, which works (and the diff is smaller), but it produced some odd non-local test failures. This way seems less mysterious and more like other uses of Factory in the codebase.
25 lines
585 B
Go
25 lines
585 B
Go
package codespace
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import (
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"github.com/cli/cli/v2/pkg/cmdutil"
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"github.com/spf13/cobra"
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)
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func NewRootCmd(app *App, f *cmdutil.Factory) *cobra.Command {
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root := &cobra.Command{
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Use: "codespace",
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Short: "Connect to and manage your codespaces",
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}
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root.AddCommand(newCodeCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newCreateCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newDeleteCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newListCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newLogsCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newPortsCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newSSHCmd(app, f))
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root.AddCommand(newCpCmd(app))
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root.AddCommand(newStopCmd(app))
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return root
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}
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