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By using local variables, we prevent getting cwd's and object names
getting mixed up during recursive calls. This fixes the
configure_system worker not being registered as having run successfully,
and preventing the user from going to the install bootloader step in the
interactive procedure.
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Signed-off-by: Dieter Plaetinck <dieter@plaetinck.be>
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Signed-off-by: Dieter Plaetinck <dieter@plaetinck.be>
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target_configure_initial_keymap_font and target_configure_network would
falsely return >0 in some occasions, causing unneeded warnings.
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* Move all pre/post-configure logic to separate functions (initcpio
config, time setting, mirrorlist)
* other steps will continue to be run, even if previous one(s) failed
* at the end of the pre/post-configure step you will be warned which
steps failed, if needed.
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* bugfix for commit e5e4eec43cc04cd99648c8b6826af4b9e5c58b10
* simplyfying default setting in 3 places as well
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bugfix for 66a265a1a0b31dfcbc69be0297c883403a460340
Weirdly enough, in my testing on bash, using the same version quotes
were not needed. But in live archiso environment they seem to be needed
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hd/sd partitions
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* port show_report to interactive procedure
* use msg_report worker as method to exit the installer (this is more in
line with the other procedures)
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* remove locale, initcpio and initialtime workers, move logic in new
postconfigure_target function
* for base and automatic procedures, postconfigure_target() gets called
automatically
* interactive procedure calls this in interactive_configure_system in the
same way it calls preconfigure_target
* rename target_run_mkinitcpio to target_run_mkinitcpio, to be consistent
with other functions
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* remove auto_locale and auto_keymap_font workers, no need for middle-man.
* call relevant code directly from prefill_configs, which is now renamed to
preconfigure_target
* make base procedure run preconfigure_target in configure_system worker.
(this also removes the need for the configure_system worker definition
in the automatic procedure)
* warn user in interactive_configure_system() when preconfigure_target()
failed, and allow him to go back
* simplify interactive worker_install_packages () a little bit
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* give base/automatic procedures more elegant select_source, runtime_network
workers
* make select_mirrors part of select_source, no need to have it a worker
* "select source" extras (including runtime_network and
interactive_select_mirror) are specific to the interactive procedure, so
make it part of interactive's select_source worker.
* interactive worker_select_source has no problems being run multiple times
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Make prefill_configs invoke auto_network worker, this makes more sense,
and the separate procedures don't need to worry about it anymore.
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Make interactive_runtime_network() and target_configure_network() able
to be run multiple times with different settings,
and make it clear what's going on in target_configure_network().
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The only thing needed to know before calling target_configure_network()
is whether $RUNTIME_DIR/aif-network-settings exists; if that exists,
network setup has been run sucessfully and all values are known.
It's up to target_configure_network() to source that, which means
worker_auto_network() functions can become simpler.
Also, variable name cleanup: s/S_DHCP/DHCP/
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worker_auto_fstab only wrapped around target_configure_fstab.
remove worker_auto_fstab, and call target_configure_fstab from
prefill_configs(), which gets run in the configure_system worker.
This way all procedures still run the logic, but as part of the system
configuration, not as a separate step
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since 3cee8e663a4da69456b493acccbda27064209a35 libui-sh can manage the
$EDITOR preference, so we can simplify and cleanup our code.
we now also explicitly enable the user to change
$EDITOR in the interactive procedure even when it is already set correctly,
so there is a new menu entry for that.
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Since we've switched to an array-based approach, it makes more sense to
treat packages as separate arguments (that's how bash works anyway)
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