Rust OpenStack client - separate#514
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This is nice. I understand the TUI needs the CLI? If so, I think it could be a conditional dependency based on the TUI use flag. |
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What makes you think that? I'm not saying you're wrong. It would explain a lot of things (why tui compiles so much faster, why there are no tests for tui, ...). But I don't think it does. I tested just now by installing tui only. The osc is not present on my system. But despite that, tui works fine. |
Signed-off-by: Niklaus 'vimja' Hofer <gentoo-bugzilla@vimja.email>
Signed-off-by: Niklaus 'vimja' Hofer <gentoo-bugzilla@vimja.email>
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I've packaged openstack_cli and openstack_tui from https://github.com/gtema/openstack. These are two separate programs developed in one repository.
Because of that I am not sure how best to package them - separate ebuilds or just one for both of them? So I've done both!
This MR is for the separate version. You can find the combined ebuild in this other MR here. Please only merge one of them...