poly sync non-interactive

[gregunz]

I am using poly sync in my precommit hook and it is interactive and asking if I want to add bricks for a project that does not have any. Is there any way to disable that?

[DavidVujic]

Oh, I wasn't expecting that usage of the poly sync command. Is it because you have an empty project, maybe?

I should probably add something that will skip the interactivity in the sync command.

[DavidVujic]

@gregunz I have released a new version, that will skip the interactive flow when using the already existing --quiet option.

This changes the behaviour of the command, but I don't think it is a breaking change. When running in --quiet mode, no output will be printed out in the shell (as before), and the command won't enter any interactive flow (new feature).

If you want an automated pre-commit check for unstaged changes, there's the git diff --quiet command that will exit with a fail code if there are any unstaged changes. I think that can be used in a pre-commit hook.

Thank you for this feedback, and I hope the new version will improve the usage of the poly sync command!

Implementation details in #390

[gregunz]

Thanks for the replies! I will check all this!

btw, a poly --version command could be nice to quickly check which version I have, I need to check my uv.lock file now I guess otherwise.

[DavidVujic]

That would be a nice addition indeed! If you use uv, I think you could use uv tree to get the versions of deps. The --depth option can narrow it down also (to show only first level deps).

For Poetry users, there's poetry self show plugins.