README file states gita shell group-name(s) <any-shell-command> is supported, but it does not work

[sebastien-rosset]

The README.md file states gita shell can take one or more group names:

The shell mode delegates any shell command. Usage:

gita shell [repo-name(s) or group-name(s)] <any-shell-command>

However, gita version 0.15.7.2 does not support group names. gita shell -h does not mention groups, and the command fails when passing a group.

# gita shell -h
usage: gita shell [-h] ...

shell mode: delegate any shell command in specified or all repo(s). Examples:
gita shell pwd gita shell repo1 repo2 repo3 touch xx

The following stack trace is printed:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/bin/gita", line 8, in <module>
    sys.exit(main())
  File "xxxxxx/gita/gita/__main__.py", line 680, in main
    args.func(args)
  File "xxxxxx/gita/gita/__main__.py", line 376, in f_shell
    chosen[r] = repos[r]
KeyError: 'repos'

I've noticed the super command does work with groups, even though the -h command does not explicitly state it.

gita super -h
usage: gita super [-h] ...

Superman mode: delegate any git command/alias in specified or all repo(s).
Examples: gita super myrepo1 commit -am "fix a bug" gita super repo1 repo2
repo3 checkout new-feature

[nosarthur]

thanks @sebastien-rosset

please try 0.15.7.3

[sebastien-rosset]

thanks @sebastien-rosset

please try 0.15.7.3

Thanks for applying the changes. Note I still see the KeyError.

[nosarthur]

weird, it seems to work on my end:

00:34 (master) gita $ gita -v
gita 0.15.7.3
00:34 (master) gita $ gita shell home pwd
blog: /Users/dzhou/src/blog

dotfiles: /Users/dzhou/Documents/dotfiles

gita: /Users/dzhou/src/gita

notes: /Users/dzhou/notes

resume: /Users/dzhou/Documents/CV_resume

Here home is a group name

Can you show me some screenshots?

[sebastien-rosset]

Thank you, this works with the refactor you have done in 0.15.8