Add config key to set the file creation permissions #537
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lua/oil/config.lua
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| -- Set the default mode to create files (:help oil-file_creation) | ||
| create_files_mode = 420, |
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We don't expect most users to need to modify this, so let's move it down to below the view_options.
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If we're adding the ability to adjust the mode of the created files, we should do the same for directories. We could use two options for this new_file_mode and new_dir_mode.
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Since most people are used to thinking about file permissions in octal, the config option should be octal and we should automatically convert it.
lua/oil/config.lua
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| @@ -408,6 +412,8 @@ M.setup = function(opts) | |||
| if opts.preview and not opts.confirmation then | |||
| new_conf.confirmation = vim.tbl_deep_extend("keep", opts.preview, default_config.confirmation) | |||
| end | |||
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| M.file_mode = opts.create_files_mode | |||
doc/oil.txt
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| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| FILE CREATION *oil-file_creation* | ||
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| Oil defines `create_files_mode` to set the permission for new files. The mode | ||
| follows the Posix numeric standard which use octal notation (base-8), however | ||
| the variable must be set in decimal. | ||
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| 00700 user (file owner) has read, write, and execute permission | ||
| 00400 user has read permission | ||
| 00200 user has write permission | ||
| 00100 user has execute permission | ||
| 00070 group has read, write, and execute permission | ||
| 00040 group has read permission | ||
| 00020 group has write permission | ||
| 00010 group has execute permission | ||
| 00007 others have read, write, and execute permission | ||
| 00004 others have read permission | ||
| 00002 others have write permission | ||
| 00001 others have execute permission | ||
| (from the open (2) man pages) | ||
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| An easy way to provide the right value for `create_files_mode` is using | ||
| `tonumber(e [, base])` function with `base = 8`, for example: | ||
| >lua | ||
| create_files_mode = tonumber("0644", 8) | ||
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| The default value is 420 in decimal or 0644 in octal | ||
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I actually don't think we need this section. It's explaining:
- what the octal file permissions mean
- how to convert octal to decimal
- the default value
Point 3 is already documented in the options section. Point 2 is obviated if we accept the permission in octal. And for point 1 I would argue that if you don't know what octal file permissions are, you probably shouldn't be changing this config value and I don't think the oil docs are the correct place to be learning about them.
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| -- Set the default mode to create files | ||
| new_files_mode = 644, | ||
| -- Set the default mode to create folders | ||
| new_folder_mode = 755, |
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I am fully aware of how this sounds, and I'm really sorry to be this pedantic, but "folder" is Windows terminology. Typically in Unix contexts we would refer to these as "directories". Elsewhere in this plugin we always refer to these as directories. For consistency sake, could we rename this to new_dir_mode?
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Add config key to set the file creation permissions Rename file_mode to new_file_mode Add new_folder_mode to store the default folder creation mode Remove doc about new_file_mode Fix how the folder and file mode are added to config Rename new_folder_mode to new_dir_mode
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Hey, all changes are done, so it's ready if you want to review it again. Thanks! |
This PR defines a new config key called
create_files_modeto set the default permission used when a file is created.Currently, Oil uses 644 (420 in decimal) but, at least on Linux most of the tools like (n)vim, touch, or even a simple
> filenameby default uses 664 (436 decimal) so, with this option the user is able to set the default value.