Update escape, repeat, snipbank to 1.0.2

[dicksonlaw583]

I would like to update my Escape, Repeat, and Snipbank to 1.0.2 to resolve an issue with missing _pkgsource.yml files causing espanso package commands to fail.

See initial release: #188

[smeech]

I would like to update my Escape, Repeat, and Snipbank to 1.0.2 to resolve an issue with missing _pkgsource.yml files causing espanso package commands to fail.

See initial release: #188

I wasn't aware of any problems with espanso package install commands for your packages, and have just rechecked that they work. We don't normally include _pkgsource.yml files. Did you make any other changes? The way Federico preferred to keep old versions of packages makes it difficult to compare them with new ones!

[dicksonlaw583]

@smeech

If _manifest.yml is present but _pkgsource.yml is not, running any espanso package commands (e.g. espanso package list) will result in the following error:

unable to list packages: unable to list packages

Caused by:
    0: unable to parse package source file
    1: No such file or directory (os error 2)

I also learned of this fairly recently, which I am now correcting across all packages published under my name.

[smeech]

I think you have something else going on, I'm afraid. _pkgsource.yml isn't required for Espanso packages, and apart from one, none of them have such a file.

It's possible your problems with espanso package commands might be due to having manually added a package to your espanso/match/packages directory - perhaps one of your own? I would suggest moving the contents of the folder elsewhere to see if that resolves the problem, and then re-load the packages you use with Espanso commands.

[dicksonlaw583]

@smeech

I have added some custom legacy packages to my installation, but removing them doesn't change anything. The unable to list packages: unable to list packages error only appears when there is an installed package that contains a _manifest.yml file but no _pkgsource.yml, which is the main motivation behind the patch.

For the information, I am running Espanso 2.3.0 on Mac OS.

[smeech]

The _pkgsource.yml file is normally created during the espanso package install process. You appear to have found a way around a corrupted package index! I wish I had known that when I encountered a similar problem and had to follow a process like I described above.

In any event, your packages are fine as they are, and don't need _pkgsource.yml files.

Thank you, nevertheless.