[hab] Support multiple args on pkg install & artifact upload.
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This feature is in line with the behavior of other package managers,
that is:
> As a user, I want to install multiple packages with one command line
> invocation like `apt-get install redis-server git-core sudo`.
With this change, multiple arguments are accepted on the `hab pkg
install` and `hab artifact upload` subcommands. Remembering that it is
(in general) your shell that unrolls file globs before passing the
argments to the process, we can now have highly desirable workflows such
as:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart
hab artifact upload ./results/*.hart
The `pkg install` subcommand in particular treats each argument as an
artifact-or-pkg-ident, meaning you can mix and match local arifacts with
published packages, as in:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart core/hab-sup
Signed-off-by: Fletcher Nichol <[email protected]>
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This feature is in line with the behavior of other package managers,
that is:
> As a user, I want to install multiple packages with one command line
> invocation like `apt-get install redis-server git-core sudo`.
With this change, multiple arguments are accepted on the `hab pkg
install` and `hab artifact upload` subcommands. Remembering that it is
(in general) your shell that unrolls file globs before passing the
argments to the process, we can now have highly desirable workflows such
as:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart
hab artifact upload ./results/*.hart
The `pkg install` subcommand in particular treats each argument as an
artifact-or-pkg-ident, meaning you can mix and match local arifacts with
published packages, as in:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart core/hab-sup
Signed-off-by: Fletcher Nichol <[email protected]>
Pull request: #576
Approved by: metadave
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This feature is in line with the behavior of other package managers,
that is:
> As a user, I want to install multiple packages with one command line
> invocation like `apt-get install redis-server git-core sudo`.
With this change, multiple arguments are accepted on the `hab pkg
install` and `hab artifact upload` subcommands. Remembering that it is
(in general) your shell that unrolls file globs before passing the
argments to the process, we can now have highly desirable workflows such
as:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart
hab artifact upload ./results/*.hart
The `pkg install` subcommand in particular treats each argument as an
artifact-or-pkg-ident, meaning you can mix and match local arifacts with
published packages, as in:
hab pkg install ./results/*.hart core/hab-sup
Signed-off-by: Fletcher Nichol <[email protected]>
Pull request: #576
Approved by: metadave
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This feature is in line with the behavior of other package managers, that is:
With this change, multiple arguments are accepted on the
hab pkg installandhab artifact uploadsubcommands. Remembering that it is (in general) your shell that unrolls file globs before passing theargments to the process, we can now have highly desirable workflows such as:
The
pkg installsubcommand in particular treats each argument as an artifact-or-pkg-ident, meaning you can mix and match local arifacts with published packages, as in: