Add Electron upgrade checks to Electronegativity#60
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Hey @jkleinsc, |
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@phosphore sounds good. |
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@phosphore it took me a while to get back to this, but I've now added tests. |
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Love this! C: |
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This PR adds the option to run Electron upgrade checks with Electronegativity. The intention of this feature is for developers to discover the breaking changes that will affect them when they upgrade to a newer version of Electron.
As it currently stands this PR adds checks for Electron versions 5-8.
To use this feature a new argument,
-uor--upgradeis used. When using this argument, the user will need to pass along a string in the format ofx..ywhere x is the user's current version of Electron and y is the user's target version of Electron to upgrade to. For example for an app that is currently using Electron 4 and trying to upgrade to Electron 8, electronegativity would be invoked as follows:electronegativity -i /path/to/electron/app -v -u 4..8