Fix CI

Signed-off-by: Oliver Tale-Yazdi <oliver.tale-yazdi@parity.io>

.github/workflows/install.yml

@@ -20,14 +20,18 @@ jobs:
  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
 
  steps:
+ - uses: actions/checkout@v3
+ with:
+ fetch-depth: 1
+
  - name: Cargo install
- run: cargo install --git ${{ github.server_url }}/${{ github.repository }} zepter --rev $GITHUB_SHA --locked -q
+ run: cargo install --path . --locked -q
 
  - name: CLI works
  run: zepter --version && zepter --help
 
  - name: Cargo install (no-default-features)
- run: cargo install --git ${{ github.server_url }}/${{ github.repository }} zepter --rev $GITHUB_SHA --locked -q --no-default-features
+ run: cargo install --path . --locked -q --no-default-features
 
  - name: CLI works (no-default-features)
  run: zepter --version && zepter --help

tests/ui/root-args/help.yaml

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ cases:
  Options:
  --quiet Only print errors. Supersedes `--log`
  --log <LEVEL> Log level to use [default: info]
- --color Do use ANSI terminal colors
+ --color Use ANSI terminal colors
  -h, --help Print help
  -V, --version Print version
 - cmd: lint --help
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ cases:
  Options:
  --quiet Only print errors. Supersedes `--log`
  --log <LEVEL> Log level to use [default: info]
- --color Do use ANSI terminal colors
+ --color Use ANSI terminal colors
  -h, --help Print help
 - cmd: lint propagate-feature --help
- stdout: "Check whether features are properly propagated\n\nUsage: zepter lint propagate-feature [OPTIONS] --feature <FEATURE>\n\nOptions:\n --manifest-path <MANIFEST_PATH>\n Cargo manifest path or directory.\n \n For directories it appends a `Cargo.toml`.\n \n [default: Cargo.toml]\n\n --workspace\n Whether to only consider workspace crates\n\n --offline\n Whether to use offline mode\n\n --quiet\n Only print errors. Supersedes `--log`\n\n --locked\n Whether to use all the locked dependencies from the `Cargo.lock`.\n \n Otherwise it may update some dependencies. For CI usage its a good idea to use it.\n\n --log <LEVEL>\n Log level to use\n \n [default: info]\n\n --all-features\n \n\n --color\n Do use ANSI terminal colors\n\n --feature <FEATURE>\n The feature to check\n\n -p, --packages [<PACKAGES>...]\n The packages to check. If empty, all packages are checked\n\n --feature-enables-dep <FEATURE:CRATE>\n The auto-fixer will enables the feature of the dependencies as non-optional.\n \n This can be used in case that a dependency should not be enabled like `dep?/feature` but\n like `dep/feature` instead. In this case you would pass `--feature-enables-dep\n feature:dep`. The option can be passed multiple times, or multiple key-value pairs can be\n passed at once by separating them with a comma like: `--feature-enables-dep\n feature:dep,feature2:dep2`. (TODO: Duplicate entries are undefined).\n\n --left-side-feature-missing <MUTE_SETTING>\n Overwrite the behaviour when the left side dependency is missing the feature.\n \n This can be used to ignore missing features, treat them as warning or error. A \"missing\n feature\" here means that if `A` has a dependency `B` which has a feature `F`, and the\n propagation is checked then normally it would error if `A` is not forwarding `F` to `B`.\n Now this option modifies the behaviour if `A` does not have the feature in the first place.\n The default behaviour is to require `A` to also have `F`.\n \n [default: error]\n\n Possible values:\n - ignore: Ignore this behaviour\n - error: Treat as error\n\n --show-version\n Show crate versions in the output\n\n --fix\n Try to automatically fix the problems\n\n --modify-paths <MODIFY_PATHS>\n \n\n --fix-dependency <FIX_DEPENDENCY>\n Fix only issues with this package as dependency\n\n --fix-package <FIX_PACKAGE>\n Fix only issues with this package as feature source\n\n -h, --help\n Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n"
+ stdout: "Check whether features are properly propagated\n\nUsage: zepter lint propagate-feature [OPTIONS] --feature <FEATURE>\n\nOptions:\n --manifest-path <MANIFEST_PATH>\n Cargo manifest path or directory.\n \n For directories it appends a `Cargo.toml`.\n \n [default: Cargo.toml]\n\n --workspace\n Whether to only consider workspace crates\n\n --offline\n Whether to use offline mode\n\n --quiet\n Only print errors. Supersedes `--log`\n\n --locked\n Whether to use all the locked dependencies from the `Cargo.lock`.\n \n Otherwise it may update some dependencies. For CI usage its a good idea to use it.\n\n --log <LEVEL>\n Log level to use\n \n [default: info]\n\n --all-features\n \n\n --color\n Use ANSI terminal colors\n\n --feature <FEATURE>\n The feature to check\n\n -p, --packages [<PACKAGES>...]\n The packages to check. If empty, all packages are checked\n\n --feature-enables-dep <FEATURE:CRATE>\n The auto-fixer will enables the feature of the dependencies as non-optional.\n \n This can be used in case that a dependency should not be enabled like `dep?/feature` but\n like `dep/feature` instead. In this case you would pass `--feature-enables-dep\n feature:dep`. The option can be passed multiple times, or multiple key-value pairs can be\n passed at once by separating them with a comma like: `--feature-enables-dep\n feature:dep,feature2:dep2`. (TODO: Duplicate entries are undefined).\n\n --left-side-feature-missing <MUTE_SETTING>\n Overwrite the behaviour when the left side dependency is missing the feature.\n \n This can be used to ignore missing features, treat them as warning or error. A \"missing\n feature\" here means that if `A` has a dependency `B` which has a feature `F`, and the\n propagation is checked then normally it would error if `A` is not forwarding `F` to `B`.\n Now this option modifies the behaviour if `A` does not have the feature in the first place.\n The default behaviour is to require `A` to also have `F`.\n \n [default: error]\n\n Possible values:\n - ignore: Ignore this behaviour\n - error: Treat as error\n\n --show-version\n Show crate versions in the output\n\n --fix\n Try to automatically fix the problems\n\n --modify-paths <MODIFY_PATHS>\n \n\n --fix-dependency <FIX_DEPENDENCY>\n Fix only issues with this package as dependency\n\n --fix-package <FIX_PACKAGE>\n Fix only issues with this package as feature source\n\n -h, --help\n Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n"