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desc 'delete-dumps [DIRECTORY]', 'Delete database dump files (*.dump)'
long_desc <<-LONGDESC
Example: `geordi delete_dumps` or `geordi delete_dumps ~/tmp/dumps`
Recursively search for files ending in `*.dump` and offer to delete those. When
no argument is given, two default directories are searched for dump files: the
current working directory and `~/dumps` (for dumps created with geordi).
Geordi will ask for confirmation before actually deleting files.
LONGDESC
def delete_dumps(dump_directory = nil)
deletable_dumps = []
if dump_directory.nil?
dump_directories = [
File.join(Dir.home, 'dumps'),
Dir.pwd
]
else
dump_directories = [dump_directory]
end
announce 'Looking for *.dump in ' << dump_directories.join(',')
dump_directories.each do |d|
d2 = File.expand_path(d)
unless File.directory? File.realdirpath(d2)
warn "Directory #{d2} does not exist"
next
end
deletable_dumps.concat(Dir.glob("#{d2}/**/*.dump"))
end
if deletable_dumps.empty?
success 'No dumps to delete' if deletable_dumps.empty?
exit 0
end
deletable_dumps.uniq!.sort!
note 'The following dumps can be deleted:'
puts
puts deletable_dumps
prompt 'Delete those dumps', 'n', /y|yes/ or fail 'Cancelled.'
deletable_dumps.each do |dump|
File.delete dump unless File.directory? dump
end
end
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