cli: allow to start colima in the foreground #789
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abiosoft
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Thanks for this :) |
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I wasn't aware of other modes of colima. It looks like some tests/cleanup may require additional changes |
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I've found out that integration tests fail because of: #796 |
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@abiosoft Any chances for merge 🥺 ? |
Yeah, soon. |
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Currently, Colima does not provide a working brew service. To make it possible, it should implement foreground mode. I'm pretty new to Golang but I think awaiting an interruption after the startup should be enough.