Please provide easy way to use pulp-cli-deb or include it in pulp-cli core #331
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We are about to change that. |
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Do you have any ETA for better Debian support? Just so we know for planning on our side, we kind of put the project on hold for now, but not sure for how long :) |
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We moved the plugin to an official namespace and will try to brush the infrastructure up to get a release. There is no real time constraint attached to this however. |
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Ok that would be fantastic, I hope you could extend the functionality a little bit as on the issues we posted over there, thanks a lot for all feedback in any case 👍 |
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Feel free to start coding yourself. ;) |
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I would if I could program in Python :) |
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This seems to be about how to install plugins. We should document how to install and list a number of known plugins. |
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Yes that would be a good idea! We're still eager to get started with our Debian repo with pulp. I hope you guys find some time there. If any beta / dev version we'd be happy to test it :) |
Also add a table to list plugins known to us. fixes pulp#331
Also add a table to list plugins known to us. fixes pulp#331 Co-authored-by: David Davis <daviddavis@users.noreply.github.com>
Also add a table to list plugins known to us. fixes #331 Co-authored-by: David Davis <daviddavis@users.noreply.github.com>
Hi,
As a new user I would expect the deb to be simply included, I see virtually any other type like container, file, python and rpm included, why not have deb included? I was fiddling quite a while before I found out the deb does exist, but only as a separate "unsupported" package.
At least and easy install method would be appreciated, I managed to install by cloning the git repo and run
pip3 install -e . --prefix ~/.local/But it took me some time to figure it out and it's probably not the best future proof method either :)
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