Port Moves |
- port moved here from sysutils/orch on 2024-09-26
REASON: Upstream was renamed
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Number of commits found: 4
Commit History - (may be incomplete: for full details, see links to repositories near top of page) |
Commit | Credits | Log message |
1.2 05 Jun 2025 15:18:43
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Kyle Evans (kevans)  |
sysutils/porch: update to v1.2
Highlights:
- Ability to signal processes
- Configuration of signal masks and ignored/caught signals
- Improved porch(3lua) to better document the process/term interface
- Enhanced eof() to invoke a callback on termination (orch(5)) with a
wait status object or return it (porch(3lua)) |
1.1 23 Mar 2025 16:35:48
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Kyle Evans (kevans)  |
sysutils/porch: update to v1.1
Highlights:
- porchgen(1) to generate starter orch(5) scripts
- rporch(1) to execute a local orch(5) script against a remote machine
- Added a pipe() command to inject output from another program |
1.0 28 Nov 2024 04:49:23
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Kyle Evans (kevans)  |
sysutils/porch: update to v1.0
Highlights:
- Now tries to avoid error/assert as much as possible to avoid aborting
on lib
users, which could handle the situation more gracefully
- Allows more flexibility in run_script(), so one can pass an
already-open file
and run it.
- Improved documentation with linting in CI
- Wrote porch(3lua) to document the direct-execution interface |
0.4 27 Sep 2024 04:30:37
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Kyle Evans (kevans)  |
sysutils/orch: update to 0.4
Highlights:
- Many bug fixes
- Improved ipc interface for more robust program startup
- Cleaner lib interface to allow use in lua scripts
- Multi-match support within a single match()
- Terminal resize support
While we're here, orch has been renamed to porch upstream to deconflict
with a pre-existing rust framework. The scripts are still called
(orch)estration scripts.
This change also switches to the new `check-install` target to sanity
test our install layout. |
Number of commits found: 4
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