Common now contains a notify function which uses notify-send to provide
a user with a notification when the function is called.
- Function takes 2 inputs, {summary} and {body} which are respectful
to the basic arguments for notify-send.
- Function returns an issue with required amount of arguments aren't
met.
- Default arguments are used with notify-send, no other interaction
is made possible.
Updated backup functions to only log STDERR to file, which files are
(de)compressed aren't fundamental to logging information and exact files
can be checked appropriately via other means.
Fixed bug with relative path being incorrect for operation of updater
when sourcing in common.
Implemented notification system.
- Send a notification to the user's system using the `notify` function in common.
- Notifications are send on most important outcomes of the update
session meaning program can have STDOUT piped to another location
and still receive a message after operation.
- Added the `--no-notify` flag to prevent notifications from being
sent to the user. By default, notifications will be sent without
this flag.
- Program now checks to ensure the script is being ran with root
privilages. Program will exit otherwise without notification.
- Program now keeps track of garbage data to ensure a proper clean up
after operation of a session.
- Unnecessary large volumes of data sat in /tmp/ can be removed
instantly to prevent taking up space which isn't required. File
sizes significantly less can remain and cleared out on next
restart of the system.
- Updated usage message.
- Changed some of the output messages.
- Fixed bug with relative paths.
All the files associated with Microsoft Edge Updater have been added to
this repository to allow for version control as of this point and for
other users to start using/testing the program.
There are no previous commits in the history for these files; however,
further development will be continued and committed to this repo.
Currently the program is at version 0.1.2 in beta phase of development
and currently stable as of minimal testing.
