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Command line utility #142
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A related area is how I came to this. I am a maintainer of linuxkit, and we had the same issues. ext4 support has been in development for years. But as this is all volunteer/on-the-side to my mainline consulting business, I would need to find the time to do it (which is not simple, and for which I am grateful). I don't see why we couldn't add it. Maybe start a PR that begins just with a |
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Cool! |
This is what my team is building: https://www.ifm.com/us/en/us/robotics/cameras/o3r/hardware-architecture |
Perfect, I will provide a proposal. About the cli interface. I can also work on a basic implementation, this may need some input due to my entry level Go experience. |
Oh definitely cool. Maybe with your work, someday my iRobot will be smarter!
No problem. Most go-based CLI apps more or less follow the "command subcommand subsubcommand ..." pattern. Just like If you have a moment, message me avi [at] aptimia [dot] com |
Hi,
that library looks very interesting to me. Working in the the field of emedded Linux we always struggle with manipulating filesystems within CI/CD when Docker comes into play. Currently we need to rund a Docker image in privileged mode to loop mount the images.
Are there any plans for a command line utility which provides functionality to manipulate filesystems on disk? That would be super awesome for dealing with them inside of an none privileged Docker container.
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