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fix: swallowed errors #1860
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The switch to using `yargs-promise` for `ipfs init` and `ipfs daemon` commands caused an unhandled promise rejection and in some cases would cause an error to not be printed to the console. This PR greatly simplifies the code in `src/cli/bin.js`, to always use `yargs-promise`. Command handlers are now passed an async `getIpfs` function instead of an `ipfs` instance. It means that we don't have to differentiate between commands that use an IPFS instance in `src/cli/bin.js`, giving the handler the power to call `getIpfs` or not to obtain an IPFS instance as and when needed. This removes a whole bunch of complexity from `src/cli/bin.js` at the cost of adding a single line to every command handler that needs to use an IPFS instance. This enables operations like `echo "hello" | jsipfs add -q | jsipfs cid base32` to work without `jsipfs cid base32` failing because it's trying to acquire a repo lock when it doesn't use IPFS at all. fixes #1835 refs #1858 refs libp2p/js-libp2p#311 License: MIT Signed-off-by: Alan Shaw <alan.shaw@protocol.ai>
License: MIT Signed-off-by: Alan Shaw <alan.shaw@protocol.ai>
License: MIT Signed-off-by: Alan Shaw <alan.shaw@protocol.ai>
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The switch to using
yargs-promiseforipfs initandipfs daemoncommands caused an unhandled promise rejection and in some cases would cause an error to not be printed to the console.This PR greatly simplifies the code in
src/cli/bin.js, to always useyargs-promise. Command handlers are now passed an asyncgetIpfsfunction instead of anipfsinstance. It means that we don't have to differentiate between commands that use an IPFS instance insrc/cli/bin.js, giving the handler the power to callgetIpfsor not to obtain an IPFS instance as and when needed. This removes a whole bunch of complexity fromsrc/cli/bin.jsat the cost of adding a single line to every command handler that needs to use an IPFS instance.This enables operations like
echo "hello" | jsipfs add -q | jsipfs cid base32to work withoutjsipfs cid base32failing because it's trying to acquire a repo lock when it doesn't use IPFS at all.fixes #1835
refs #1858
refs libp2p/js-libp2p#311