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✨ (go/v4): Add allowed files about tools version management files in go init v4 #5143
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feat: add allowed files about tools version management files in go in…
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feat: rework plguin golang/v4 init directory checking
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Thank you so much for raising this one 🎉
Could we check why it’s being blocked instead?
It seems we shouldn’t block these since they’re not in
disallowedExtensions.If we start creating a full list like that, it could get huge —
so it might be better to only block the specific required cases.
What do you think? Could you please take a look? 🙂
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You're welcome!
Actually, I think the variable
disallowedExtensionsis misnamed. It should beallowedExtensionssince it is treated as a guard clause before returning the error.I agree, init should block the files that are created by kubebuilder and leave the rest be. But, maybe there were a reason why this was implemented in the first place.
I'll dig into the repo to find out why andupdate this PR.
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Thank you a lot !!!. Sure, the reason is:
We cannot initialize or scaffold files when the target directory already contains files that the tool itself is meant to scaffold. Doing so can lead to conflicts during the command execution — and, even worse, it may overwrite existing files with different content.
To avoid these issues, the initialization process must ensure that the directory is either empty or does not contain files that overlap with those that will be generated by the scaffolding tool.