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boulder/cli: Implement update command to update version in recipes #48
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i havent forgotten about this just so you know =) |
Updates an existing recipe (stone.yml) with a new version and tarball, provided by the user. Additionally, it recomputes the hash of the new tarball and increments the release. PoC only, to do this properly we need a write function in `moss.source.format`, that enforces desired formatting. We can already easily parse the recipe.
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Dropped dyaml for something that worked. Had a look at moss.format.source, it's very easy to parse and update the values, not so easy to write them back to disk. |
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Updates an existing recipe (stone.yml) with a new version and tarball, provided by the user. Additionally, it recomputes the hash of the new tarball and increments the release.
PoC only, to do this properly we need a write function in
moss.source.format,that enforces desired formatting. We can already easily parse the recipe.