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* Explain that duffle is best for running, not authoring bundles. * Update description for porter * Add entry for docker apps
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| ## Duffle | |||
| <a href="https://duffle.sh" alt="duffle"><img align="right" src="/img/duffle.svg" width="64px" /></a> | |||
| Duffle is a command line tool that allows you to install and manage CNAB bundles. | |||
| Duffle is the reference implementation of the CNAB specification. It is best for | |||
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I do not like this change. You changed the text from something that was accurate and reasonable to something that implies a deficiency in Duffle, and in an area that the original text did not even call out.
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It wasn't my intent to disparage duffle and I apologize for that. I'm going to hold off on updating this PR to see if we decide on an updated description for duffle in cnabio/duffle#739 and I'll use the same text in this PR. |
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| you use reuse existing scripts and tools such as Helm, Terraform, Kubernetes, and Azure. | ||
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| ## Docker Apps | ||
| <a href="https://github.com/docker/app" alt="docker"><img align="right" src="/img/docker.png" width="97px" /></a> |
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Can we use the last logo ? I can send it to you. Does SVG fit?
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Sure! Yes please send it to me and I'll use it
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| Porter provides a declarative authoring experience with composable bundles that lets | ||
| you use reuse existing scripts and tools such as Helm, Terraform, Kubernetes, and Azure. | ||
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| ## Docker Apps |
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Ok! The duffle description has been updated to match the other PR and the Docker Apps entry now follows the branding guidelines. |
Preview available at https://deploy-preview-12--cnabio.netlify.com/community-projects/#tools
cc @silvin-lubecki in case he has a different logo for docker apps than the whale.