Suggestion: Added command -- Batchedit

[pbmarklf]

I've written and tested an additional command -- Batchedit.

Batchedit is like Edit, only it is suitable for use in a shell script / batch file for when you need to change a lot of content at once.

Usage is like:
wgd batchedit
'--pattern=.META.http.equiv..Pragma..content..no.cache..'
'--string='
home

--pattern is the pattern you want to match. Please note that the pattern match will use the modifiers 'xms'.

--string is the replacement string.

Like Edit, it will take either a URL or an assetId.

wgd with Batchedit passes the 'dzil test' tests and builds with 'dzil build'.

Given this, what should be my next step?

[haarg]

The current edit command allows you to specify --command, and that could be used to run a perl oneliner to do something similar to this. However, having this as dedicated option does make sense to me. Having either a separate command like you've implemented it, or possibly just additional parameters to the edit command would work.

Aside from that though, the best thing to do is create a fork of this repo and commit and push your change to it. Then either create a push request or just post about it on this issue and I can pick up the changes and push out a new version.

[pbmarklf]

(Assuming that I did everything correctly..) I've pushed my fork out to https://github.com/pbmarklf/wgdev.

[haarg]

Your git author configuration isn't set up correctly, so the attribution is listed as '--global'. You should fix that:
$ git config --global user.name "Mark Leighton Fisher"
$ git config --global user.email "mark@plainblack.com"

I'm going to pull this in and fix the attribution myself, since that's probably easier.

[pbmarklf]

Thanks.

Sorry for the broken author configuration -- I tried about 3 different times, and thought I had fixed it correctly the 3rd time. Oh well, I guess the 4th times' the charm...

[pbmarklf]

FYI -- wgdev/.git/config was wrong from my earlier tries, and finally getting user.name & user.email right in ~/.gitconfig did not update wgdev/.git/config. Now both are OK after manually editing wgdev/.git/config.