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feat(bin): Up Subcommand #18

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refcell opened this issue Oct 3, 2023 · 1 comment
Closed
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feat(bin): Up Subcommand #18

refcell opened this issue Oct 3, 2023 · 1 comment
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A-bin Area: Binary related alpha C-feature Category: Features M-good-first-issue Meta: Good first issue

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refcell commented Oct 3, 2023

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As part of #17, this task is to move the Stack logic in stack.rs to an up subcommand. Most of the time, op-up will be run without specifying this subcommand since it is redundant to execute op-up up.

The up subcommand itself should have a --devnet flag that can be used to override the local stack.toml and default config for a hard-coded devnet stack configuration.

Since this subcommand will have flags and some additional logic, it should be moved to a new up.rs file. So, just moving the contents of stack.rs to this new file and then dispatching the top-level cli.rs to this handler by default and when the up subcommand is provided.

@refcell refcell added A-bin Area: Binary related alpha M-good-first-issue Meta: Good first issue labels Oct 3, 2023
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@refcell refcell changed the title feat(bin): Devnet Subcommand feat(bin): Up Subcommand Oct 3, 2023
@refcell refcell added the C-feature Category: Features label Oct 3, 2023
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