Introduce --pulp-fake option for development/testing #41
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pubtools-pulplib comes with a full-featured fake client which implements all the same API as a real client, but with a simple in-memory implementation instead of calling out to a real server. Enable the usage of this client for all the tasks in pubtools-pulp. This is never expected to be used in production, but can be useful for development as it removes the hard dependency on a real writable Pulp server in order to realistically exercise the code within this project.
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pubtools-pulplib comes with a full-featured fake client which implements
all the same API as a real client, but with a simple in-memory
implementation instead of calling out to a real server.
Enable the usage of this client for all the tasks in pubtools-pulp.
This is never expected to be used in production, but can be useful for
development as it removes the hard dependency on a real writable
Pulp server in order to realistically exercise the code within this
project.