This commit introduces support for 'sets', a feature that simplifies
referencing multiple relays or naddrs with a single word.
Sets are stored in the config directory under `n34` as `config.toml` in
`TOML` format. The config path follows the `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME` standard,
defaulting to `$HOME/.config` if unset.
The `n34 sets` command allows managing sets, adding, removing, updating,
or displaying them. When using the main `--relays` flag, a set name can
be provided to automatically expand its relays (an error occurs if the
set contains no relays). Similarly, any command accepting naddrs can
reference a set to extract its naddrs.
Sets can also be merged by updating a set while specifying another
set in `--repo` merges their naddrs, while `--set-relays` merges their
relays. Removal follows the same pattern.
Signed-off-by: Awiteb <a@4rs.nl>
To make it clear, we can review exactly what was collected instead of
having it spread throughout the body of the command.
Signed-off-by: Awiteb <a@4rs.nl>
This commit supports multiple naddrs for sending issues to and searching
for repositories by extracting the embedded relays, and appending to the
address file instead of overwriting its previous contents. A header has
also been added to the `nostr-address` file to clarify its purpose.
This enhancement accommodates maintainers who distribute issue tracking
across multiple repositories, preventing confusion if the primary
maintainer steps down. Now, issues and patches will reference all
relevant repositories, not just one.
Note that repositories won't automatically include all maintainers'
addresses unless explicitly specified. Maintainers may manage a
repository under a project-specific public key rather than individual
keys. Addresses are only added to issues and patches when explicitly
provided via the command or written to the address file. This prevents
unintended inclusions and ensures clarity.
Suggested-by: DanConwayDev <DanConwayDev@protonmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Awiteb <a@4rs.nl>
This flag creates a file in the current working directory and writes
the `naddr` into it. This allows n34 and other tools to recognize the
repository address automatically, eliminating the need for manual input
by the user.
Signed-off-by: Awiteb <a@4rs.nl>
