On 03/30/12 14:02, Benji York wrote:
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 11:43 AM, Brad Crittenden
<[email protected]> wrote:
My first attempt to writing the lxc-cleanup script had it as a
stand-alone script and I wrote some basic unit tests for it. Later
when I realized it had to be run as root, it was incorporated into
setuplxc.py and there was no place for the test to live.
There are a couple of scripts that are really just thin wrappers around
modules in the lp package (e.g., devscripts). Perhaps we should follow
that model.
This is a bootstrapping script though--the lp tree isn't even there yet.
We could make the bootstrapping script go off and get other sub-scripts
that it orchestrates, as I mentioned when we discussed the IS desire to
have a stand-alone script for the lxc-only bits of setuplxc. My current
position is that we already have a refactoring appropriate for this sort
of purpose in progress: lpsetup. It will be a debian package in a ppa,
so it can be fully divided up into whatever division makes sense, and
yet it can all be in one branch and one package.
Gary
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