Switch to standalone cobra-cli dependency #888
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I do notice that the goal of the cobra PR is to remove viper dependencies -- but we in fact import viper separately anyway so there won't be any reduction in the dependency list. |
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Hello @liggitt! Sorry we missed this PR. Are you open to fixing the merge conflicts that have appeared? i think the change looks good but it needs some minor love. |
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actually, it looks like the cobra cli reference was dropped in https://github.com/G-Research/armada/pull/1692/files#diff-f1ea07149d825024a80119f7f8d068cd154c8780a250b03c6544c68f5bd5261fL179, so this PR isn't needed any more |
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Switches to use the extracted cobra-cli command since it is being removed from the github.com/spf13/cobra module (xref spf13/cobra#1597)