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Support for multiple remotes in infrakit CLI #528
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This PR makes the use of
-H
to connect to remote hosts easier:$INFRAKIT_HOME/hosts
is used to determine the url of the remote infrakit daemons to connect to. Multiple hosts can be specified in one file:INFRAKIT_HOST
is used to determine which hostname to use. If the environment variable is not set, then local, unix socket discovery is used.This is the order of determining where to connect:
-H
is set, it takes priority ==> continueINFRAKIT_HOME
/hostsINFRAKIT_HOST
valueINFRAKIT_HOST
env is not set ==> do nothing; this matches current functionality