When 'mole remove' is used and Mole was installed via Homebrew, the script
now provides more explicit feedback if the 'brew uninstall --force mole'
command fails. Previously, errors were silently ignored.
This change ensures that if Homebrew uninstallation encounters an issue,
the user is informed with the error output and instructed on how to
manually complete the uninstallation, preventing inconsistencies where
Homebrew still believes Mole is installed.
Additionally, a minor improvement to config_dir resolution in update_mole
was included for robustness.
- Add workflow step to auto-create PRs to Homebrew/homebrew-core
- Keep personal tap auto-update for immediate releases
- Set continue-on-error to prevent blocking on core update failures
- Use action's default commit message format for consistency
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- Refactor safe_clean to decouple deletion logic from size calculation
- Attempt deletion for all existing paths, even if size is 0 or unknown
- Correctly count failures only for files that existed but couldn't be removed
- Protect Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Backblaze, Box (Issue #204)
- Add homebrew.mxcl.* services protection
- Document mo optimize --dry-run in help and README
- Bump version to 1.16.2
- Add pagination for project list based on terminal height
- Show position indicator [5/25] when scrolling
- Fix GB display for values < 1 (0.6GB instead of .6GB)
- Improve project name detection by walking up to find project root
- Change default editor from nano to vim
- Skip destructive operations (killall, launchctl unload, sudo) in dry-run mode
- Add opt_msg() helper for consistent output formatting
- Refactor opt_system_services_refresh() with service array
- Show appropriate summary for dry-run vs actual execution
- Skip sudo session prompt in dry-run mode
