📎 Create rome environment command

[jer3m01]

Description

When making bug reports the templates asks users for environment information. It suggests OS and OS version, CPU architecture, installation method, etc..

Rome previously had a command rome rage --summary (#852) that would output all relevant info for the user to copy & paste.

This would simplify bug reports and debugging.

Specifically:

• Rome version (env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION"))
• OS & arch (https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/env/consts/index.html)
• Node version
• Terminal info
• Flags (? if we already have any)

[leops]

Adding a note here: when running the CLI through the npm package, the node.js wrapper script could inject a few "private" environment variables to let the prebuilt binary know it's running through the wrapper, and what version of the package is being used (it could also inject the value of process.version to let the binary know about the version of node that's in use)

[NicholasLYang]

I like this! I was also thinking of having something that'd make it easy to open an issue or even have a panic handler that says "hey, Rome crashed, here's a template to open an issue"

[IWANABETHATGUY]

Maybe we could reference this package https://github.com/tabrindle/envinfo

[ematipico]

Maybe we could reference this package tabrindle/envinfo

I think we can reuse what we had in Rome classic :) which has an output that is more tailored to our needs

Here the code: https://github.com/rome/tools/blob/6b47011c5f3d5ed783855b821cdbc9cf1d687266/internal/cli-environment/index.ts

[github-actions[bot]]

👋 @rome/staff please triage this issue by adding one of the following labels: S-Bug: confirmed, S-Planned , S-Wishlist or umbrella

[MichaReiser]

Rome now has a rome rage command that you can use to get that kind of information