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Andreas Pieber commented on KARAF-890:
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nothing to add. Really great idea. Besides of the possibility to push this into
the SCM it is also quite useful during developing. I often have situations
where I need a clean karaf in a very specific state and it would be really
useful starting karaf, exec the script and having it in a defined state...
--> +1 :-)
> "Macro Recorder" for patch installation
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>
> Key: KARAF-890
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-890
> Project: Karaf
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: karaf-shell
> Reporter: Brian Topping
> Priority: Trivial
>
> I had this idea so I thought I would share it. I don't believe I have the
> skills to implement it (yet), but thought I would at least get it out of my
> head so I don't forget it.
> When applying changes to an instance that I would like to replicate across
> multiple nodes and/or otherwise notate the changes I made, it might be
> helpful to have something like a "macro recorder" that can monitor my
> changes, record them in a replay file, allow the file to be edited, and play
> the the file back. Even in many nodes clustered in a single cluster (the
> changes should propagate), any changes would likely be tested in a test
> cluster first and that file committed to SCM, and the ability to apply the
> exact changes that were committed to SCM could provide the immediacy of the
> command-line with the reproducibility of a more structured environment.
> From an implementation perspective, if the actions of the different commands
> that change Karaf's state were firing events, it should be very simple to
> implement all this. I think it would be good that the recorder automatically
> kept a list of macros rather than requiring special setup or explicit saving.
> That way, macros could form "quick notes" whereby if someone was doing
> something they wanted to remember, they could just start the macro recorder,
> and when they stopped it, if they didn't do anything, it would still
> automatically persist their work until such time they did something with it.
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