On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 8:14 PM, David Davis wrote:
> Overall, I am hesitant to start with complex CLI commands. Instead I had
> hoped to start with basic, auto-generated CLI commands which we could then
> build off to add more complex commands in the future.
>
+1 ideally the CLI would provide s
The main goal of the CLI is to make it easier (than using the REST API
and http) for admins to perform routine tasks. It seems likely that A
CLI /could/ provide an improvement by reducing the REST syntax
complexity without combining the steps to complete a task. Also, I
think we should consid
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> The pulp-admin CLI provided value not because it combined things but
> because it managed auth and reduced syntax complexity.
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Here's a (perhaps naive, please humor me) question--does it reduce syntax
complexity enough over httpie to bother with at all? Now that we have a
Django app, would
Background
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We discovered that some of our settings in server.yaml all uppercase
(SERVER_KEY, MEDIA_ROOT, etc) while others are lowercase
(working_directory, databases, etc)[0]. We originally decided to go with
lowercase to match the yaml convention (although yaml itself doesn’t
prescribe
