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fix: filter out Artifactory version & sort versions #402

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50 changes: 49 additions & 1 deletion README.md
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Expand Up @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ $ brew install tfenv
```

Install via Arch User Repository (AUR)

```console
$ yay --sync tfenv
```
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$ TFENV_REVERSE_REMOTE=1 tfenv list-remote
```

##### `TFENV_SORT_VERSIONS_REMOTE`

Integer (Default: 0)

When using a custom remote, such as Artifactory, instead of the Hashicorp servers,
the list of terraform versions returned by the curl of the remote directory may be inverted
and sorted alphabetically, and not in a version-aware sort.

For example, you will have something like this:

```
1.0.0
1.0.10
1.0.11
1.0.1
1.0.2
1.0.3
1.0.4
1.0.5
1.0.6
1.0.7
1.0.8
1.0.9
```

instead of:

```
1.0.0
1.0.1
1.0.2
1.0.3
1.0.4
1.0.5
1.0.6
1.0.7
1.0.8
1.0.9
1.0.10
1.0.11
```

To use `sort --version-sort` over all the list of versions, set this environment variable:

```console
$ TFENV_SORT_VERSIONS_REMOTE=1 tfenv list-remote
```

##### `TFENV_CONFIG_DIR`

Path (Default: `$TFENV_ROOT`)
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18 changes: 15 additions & 3 deletions libexec/tfenv-list-remote
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Expand Up @@ -73,8 +73,20 @@ remote_versions="$(curlw -sSf "${TFENV_REMOTE}/terraform/")" \

#log 'debug' "Remote versions available: ${remote_versions}"; # Even in debug mode this is too verbose

# Remove Artifactory version
remote_versions="$(grep -v -E "Artifactory/[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+" <<< "${remote_versions}")"
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Instead of this, could we update the command to be sed -En 's#.*[a-z]*/([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?).*#\1#p'
Then we wouldn't need line 80 either, or the calls to uniq, and it is more generic.

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I tested it, this doesn't work. It will only capture the Artifactory version.

You can check by yourself with the Artifactory sample page that I shared on #400 .

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Ah my bad! I guess I got too caught up in the regex rather than the actual goal.
sed -En 's#.*[a-z]*_([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?).*#\1#p' should work.

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It doesn't capture anything now. I'm not sure to understand what you want to capture, but to me, the current PR implementation is rather OK:

  • I exclude the particular case where we have the Artifactory/ that prefixes the version.
  • I grep all the versions that I can find (just like before).
  • I process the behaviors depending on other env vars.

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I'm not sure why that sed command works on my machine with both BSD and GNU sed. If you replace -En with -rn, does it work?
I'm trying to capture only versions that are relevant to Terraform without hard coding the string 'terraform' (although doing this is probably fine atm as OpenTofu hasn't released anything yet) and without hard coding the string 'Artifactory' as if other mirrors are used, I could foresee a long chain of if/elses being created.

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It's not a problem of BSD or GNU sed.

If you take this Artifactory page as input:

Artifactory HTML page
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head><meta name="robots" content="noindex" />
<title>Index of hashicorp/terraform</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Index of hashicorp/terraform</h1>
<pre>Name     Last modified      Size</pre><hr/>
<pre><a href="../">../</a>
<a href="0.13.0/">0.13.0/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:19    -
<a href="0.13.1/">0.13.1/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:18    -
<a href="0.13.2/">0.13.2/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:17    -
<a href="0.13.3/">0.13.3/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:16    -
<a href="0.13.4/">0.13.4/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:15    -
<a href="0.13.5/">0.13.5/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:14    -
<a href="0.13.6/">0.13.6/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:12    -
<a href="0.13.7/">0.13.7/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:11    -
<a href="0.14.0/">0.14.0/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:10    -
<a href="0.14.1/">0.14.1/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:08    -
<a href="0.14.10/">0.14.10/</a>  15-Jun-2023 14:57    -
<a href="0.14.11/">0.14.11/</a>  15-Jun-2023 14:56    -
<a href="0.14.2/">0.14.2/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:07    -
<a href="0.14.3/">0.14.3/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:06    -
<a href="0.14.4/">0.14.4/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:05    -
<a href="0.14.5/">0.14.5/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:04    -
<a href="0.14.6/">0.14.6/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:03    -
<a href="0.14.7/">0.14.7/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:01    -
<a href="0.14.8/">0.14.8/</a>   15-Jun-2023 15:00    -
<a href="0.14.9/">0.14.9/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:59    -
<a href="0.15.0/">0.15.0/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:55    -
<a href="0.15.1/">0.15.1/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:54    -
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<a href="0.15.4/">0.15.4/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:50    -
<a href="0.15.5/">0.15.5/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:49    -
<a href="0.5.3/">0.5.3/</a>    07-Jun-2023 16:34    -
<a href="1.0.0/">1.0.0/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:48    -
<a href="1.0.1/">1.0.1/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:47    -
<a href="1.0.10/">1.0.10/</a>   15-Jun-2023 14:40    -
<a href="1.0.11/">1.0.11/</a>   15-Jun-2023 13:49    -
<a href="1.0.2/">1.0.2/</a>    15-Jun-2023 13:50    -
<a href="1.0.3/">1.0.3/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:46    -
<a href="1.0.4/">1.0.4/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:45    -
<a href="1.0.5/">1.0.5/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:44    -
<a href="1.0.6/">1.0.6/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:43    -
<a href="1.0.7/">1.0.7/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:42    -
<a href="1.0.8/">1.0.8/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:41    -
<a href="1.0.9/">1.0.9/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:40    -
<a href="1.1.0/">1.1.0/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:38    -
<a href="1.1.1/">1.1.1/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:37    -
<a href="1.1.2/">1.1.2/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:37    -
<a href="1.1.3/">1.1.3/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:36    -
<a href="1.1.4/">1.1.4/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:35    -
<a href="1.1.5/">1.1.5/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:35    -
<a href="1.1.6/">1.1.6/</a>    15-Jun-2023 14:34    -
<a href="1.1.7/">1.1.7/</a>    24-Mar-2022 17:02    -
<a href="1.1.8/">1.1.8/</a>    22-Apr-2022 15:25    -
<a href="1.1.9/">1.1.9/</a>    22-Apr-2022 15:26    -
<a href="1.2.0/">1.2.0/</a>    19-May-2022 11:20    -
<a href="1.2.1/">1.2.1/</a>    24-May-2022 13:36    -
<a href="1.2.2/">1.2.2/</a>    13-Jun-2022 08:19    -
<a href="1.2.3/">1.2.3/</a>    17-Jun-2022 15:57    -
<a href="1.2.4/">1.2.4/</a>    29-Jun-2022 23:00    -
<a href="1.2.5/">1.2.5/</a>    13-Jul-2022 23:58    -
<a href="1.2.6/">1.2.6/</a>    28-Jul-2022 18:30    -
<a href="1.2.7/">1.2.7/</a>    17-Aug-2022 10:24    -
<a href="1.2.8/">1.2.8/</a>    24-Aug-2022 15:37    -
<a href="1.2.9/">1.2.9/</a>    10-Sep-2022 01:24    -
<a href="1.3.0/">1.3.0/</a>    21-Sep-2022 16:21    -
<a href="1.3.1/">1.3.1/</a>    28-Sep-2022 23:35    -
<a href="1.3.2/">1.3.2/</a>    07-Oct-2022 00:17    -
<a href="1.3.3/">1.3.3/</a>    19-Oct-2022 20:27    -
<a href="1.3.4/">1.3.4/</a>    02-Nov-2022 18:35    -
<a href="1.3.5/">1.3.5/</a>    19-Nov-2022 00:55    -
<a href="1.3.6/">1.3.6/</a>    30-Nov-2022 22:16    -
<a href="1.3.7/">1.3.7/</a>    04-Jan-2023 16:27    -
<a href="1.3.8/">1.3.8/</a>    10-Feb-2023 01:21    -
<a href="1.3.9/">1.3.9/</a>    16-Feb-2023 14:44    -
<a href="1.4.0/">1.4.0/</a>    08-Mar-2023 21:36    -
<a href="1.4.1/">1.4.1/</a>    15-Mar-2023 15:43    -
<a href="1.4.2/">1.4.2/</a>    16-Mar-2023 14:31    -
<a href="1.4.3/">1.4.3/</a>    30-Mar-2023 17:40    -
<a href="1.4.4/">1.4.4/</a>    30-Mar-2023 22:02    -
<a href="1.4.5/">1.4.5/</a>    14-Apr-2023 17:40    -
<a href="1.4.6/">1.4.6/</a>    27-Apr-2023 11:24    -
<a href="1.5.0/">1.5.0/</a>    12-Jun-2023 11:38    -
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<hr/><address style="font-size:small;">Artifactory/7.38.7 Server at XXX Port 8081</address></body></html>

and considering the sed -En 's#.*[a-z]*_([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?).*#\1#p',

you're trying to match something:

  • that starts with .*[a-z]*_, i.e. anything ending with an underscore _
  • followed by a version number ([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?).

There is nothing in the Artifactory HTML page that has a version number prefixed by an underscore _.

I can capture only stuff between <a ...>(version)/</a> but then, I assume that the page returned by HashiCorp, Artifactory or any other mirror MUST follow this format, which is more restrictive and brittle than the current implementation.

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Fair enough, my apologies. Feel free to mark this as resolved.

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Thanks @jack-parsons-bjss 🙏

Can we merge this PR then, if all is good?


# Grep the versions
remote_versions="$(grep -o -E "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?" <<< "${remote_versions}" | uniq)"

# Sort versions
if [[ "${TFENV_SORT_VERSIONS_REMOTE:-0}" -eq 1 ]]; then
remote_versions="$(sort --version-sort <<< "${remote_versions}")"
fi

# Reverse versions
if [[ "${TFENV_REVERSE_REMOTE:-0}" -eq 1 ]]; then
grep -o -E "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?" <<<"${remote_versions}" | uniq | awk '{a[i++]=$0} END {for (j=i-1; j>=0;) print a[j--] }';
else
grep -o -E "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+(-(rc|beta|alpha|oci)-?[0-9]*)?" <<<"${remote_versions}" | uniq;
remote_versions="$(awk '{a[i++]=$0} END {for (j=i-1; j>=0;) print a[j--] }' <<< "${remote_versions}")"
fi;

cat <<< "${remote_versions}"
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