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This release fixes a bug in mepo clone. First, it makes the error a bit more clear when you try to mepo clone in a fixture already cloned (see #224): $ mepo clone git@github.com:GEOS-ESM/MAPL.git Initializing mepo using components.yaml ESMA_env | (t) v3.11.0 ESMA_cmake | (t) v3.10.0 ecbuild | (t) geos/v1.2.0 $ cd MAPL $ mepo clone fatal: destination path '/Users/mathomp4/Models/MAPL/ESMA_env' already exists and is not an empty directory. Error! Repo [ESMA_env] already cloned Note it will always error out with the first repo mepo tries to clone again. But, it also fixes a bug where you could re-mepo clone in any subdirectory! For example this: $ mepo clone git@github.com:GEOS-ESM/MAPL.git Initializing mepo using components.yaml ESMA_env | (t) v3.11.0 ESMA_cmake | (t) v3.10.0 ecbuild | (t) geos/v1.2.0 $ cd MAPL/shared $ mepo clone ESMA_env | (t) v3.11.0 ESMA_cmake | (t) v3.10.0 ecbuild | (t) geos/v1.2.0 should be an obvious failure. But, nope, there was a bug in the code such that what you'd get is an entire new set of subrepos in that subdirectory! Now the failure is caught: $ mepo clone git@github.com:GEOS-ESM/MAPL.git Initializing mepo using components.yaml ESMA_env | (t) v3.11.0 ESMA_cmake | (t) v3.10.0 ecbuild | (t) geos/v1.2.0 $ cd MAPL/shared $ mepo clone fatal: destination path '/Users/mathomp4/Models/MAPL/ESMA_env' already exists and is not an empty directory. Error! Repo [ESMA_env] already cloned What's Changed Fixes #224. Fix for running mepo clone more than once by @mathomp4 in https://github.com/GEOS-ESM/mepo/pull/225 Merge develop into main for release by @mathomp4 in https://github.com/GEOS-ESM/mepo/pull/226 Full Changelog: https://github.com/GEOS-ESM/mepo/compare/v1.42.0...v1.43.0
python, repository, yaml, git
python, repository, yaml, git
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