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is used for debug printing) does not contain the password for the new user (for safety reasons). So we can no longer get the password from that snapshot, but instead we have to get it from the global variable users (:dict).
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numbers when executing. It also consolidates behavior of files and remote documents in a 'similar' manner.
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* [Reintroduced](https://github.com/Torxed/archinstall/blob/f64a605449f59c677dff39962f1cb46616d893b7/archinstall.py#L57-L71) log levels
* Created a global log file definition
* Optional support for `python-systemd`'s journald handler.
* Optional file output that has a globally configurable definition, that archinstall will honor in `archinstall.storage['logfile']`.
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module imported when executing the import, rather than returning itself. Also fixed awesome so that it loads and looks for _prep_function() with a safe and correct namespace
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_prep_function() calls. So we'll import the module with a specific namespace containing the .py which shouldn't be able to happen when normal programmers do normal imports as .py gets removed normally.
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This causes issues later when trying to select a profile from said list.
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imported through archinstall.select_profile() user-interaction helper function. Asks for additional user-input right away rather than half way into the installation. This makes sure user input is taken care of before starting the installation. Although it complicates the code layout a tiny bit. Profiles need a __name__ and a _prep_function combo in order to be safely executed by select_profile(). select_profile() will not attempt to run or execute the code in any way unless those to conditions are met. In theory :)
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ending in the profile name, it's already in the ['path'] defintion. Renamed desktop.py to awesome.py as it more accurately describes what's being installed. desktop should be reserved to a default desktop environment that's more new-user-friendly.
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archinstall.getHwAddr(ifname) which returns the mac of a interface name. second is archinstall.list_interfaces() which lists all the local MAC addresses and which interface it is bound to. Also starting to add the unattended installer back step by step. Currently with one MAC profile. The MAC profile filtering/detection has also been added in archinstall.list_profiles() - it will filter out all MAC address-specific profiles when called, unless a MAC matches a profile or filter_irrelevant_macs=False is given.
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lot**. Also tweaked some variable names to better suit the actual usage, which was a path definition not a name definition anymore
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Also removed support for .json as it's redundant for the future.
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sys.path issue where an installed version of archinstall would have precedence over the local version when profiles were being executed (because profiles were living in a unknown relative working directory, the caller to those profiles have to make sure .archinstall exists in sys.path before calling said profile)
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JSON. They also support importing archinstall and doing whatever the examples are doing - with one tiiiny TODO/hack/magic, the 'installer' session that is contextulized gets hard-inserted into the globals() scope. Since the child script won't actually have the global instance of the parent, we need to insert it to be known due to the way we import stuff
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just a mock to make sure it's working.
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support.
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name when uploading to pypi.
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