#942: Add new git_branch_0v_to_dash_v rule
* fix fuckup `branch 0v` by... ...deleting branch `0v` and running `git branch -v` as the user intended * use quotes consistently * provide new solution implementation based on feedback on PR * rename files to more accurately reflect their more generic contents * update import statement to match new file name * update command name in README.md * separate out matching tests so the pattern is clear for those who add matches in the future
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from thefuck.shells import shell
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from thefuck.specific.git import git_support
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from thefuck.utils import memoize
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'''
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keys are fatfingered entry, values are two-element tuples
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where the first element is "the fix" and the second element
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is "what you meant to do
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'''
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# clunky when there's only one key, but as others get added, I _think_
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# this will be cleaner
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flags_and_their_fixes = dict()
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flags_and_their_fixes["v"] = ('git branch -D 0v', 'git branch -v')
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@memoize
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def _supported_flag_fix(command):
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flag = command.script_parts[2:][0]
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if len(flag) == 2 and flag.startswith("0"):
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return flags_and_their_fixes[flag[1]]
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else:
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return None
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@git_support
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def match(command):
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return (command.script_parts
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and command.script_parts[1] == 'branch'
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and _supported_flag_fix(command) is not None)
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@git_support
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def get_new_command(command):
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fix_parts = _supported_flag_fix(command)
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return shell.and_(fix_parts[0], fix_parts[1])
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