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Use `start_with?` to make sure the symlink actually points into one of the Homebrew directories (depending on given arguments). Previously, only a substring match was used, which would also remove a symlink to a hypothetical `/opt/unrelated/usr/local/opt/Unrelated.app`. Even if unlikely to occur, altering stuff unrelated to Homebrew is bad. Furthermore, make sure to always use a trailing slash with directories. Otherwise, e.g., `brew unlinkapps qt` will unlink .app bundles of both `qt` and `qt5` if both are installed and `brew linkapps qt qt5` was issued before. (Please ignore that `qt` and `qt5` offer a conflicting set of .app bundles. This will have to be addressed elsewhere.) Closes Homebrew/homebrew#45174. Signed-off-by: Mike McQuaid <mike@mikemcquaid.com>
34 lines
830 B
Ruby
34 lines
830 B
Ruby
# Unlinks any Applications (.app) found in installed prefixes from /Applications
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require "keg"
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module Homebrew
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def unlinkapps
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target_dir = ARGV.include?("--local") ? File.expand_path("~/Applications") : "/Applications"
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return unless File.exist? target_dir
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cellar_apps = Dir[target_dir + "/*.app"].select do |app|
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if File.symlink?(app)
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should_unlink? File.readlink(app)
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end
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end
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cellar_apps.each do |app|
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puts "Unlinking #{app}"
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system "unlink", app
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end
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puts "Finished unlinking from #{target_dir}" if cellar_apps
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end
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private
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def should_unlink?(file)
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if ARGV.named.empty?
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file.start_with?("#{HOMEBREW_CELLAR}/", "#{HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/opt/")
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else
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ARGV.kegs.any? { |keg| file.start_with?("#{keg}/", "#{keg.opt_record}/") }
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end
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end
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end
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