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Feat: kusion init support --target(-t) option to set the target path to output the generated files #344
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@amyXia1994 Is the implementation of this option still wanted considering the recent refactorings? |
@liu-hm19 could you please confirm this? |
@skoenig Hi, thanks for your interest in our project! In the upcoming v0.11.0 release next week, we have simplified the usage of You can also join our slack ( https://kusionstack.slack.com/ ) for a more convenient communication. |
Thanks for the quick response @liu-hm19! I gave it a try with #954 let me know if I can improve something. |
Thanks for your response. We have updated the Slack invite link in the repo readme. You can join our Slack with the latest link. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions :) |
@skoenig Thanks for your participation! I'll review the code a.s.a.p. Your contribution will be appreciated in the release note after successfully merged : ) |
@skoenig This issue has been closed and thanks a lot for your contribution! We will appreciate your contribution in the release note of upcoming v0.11.0 version of Kusion. Please feel free to submit more issues/PRs and join the KusionStack community. We can nominate you as a member of the project in the future : ) |
What would you like to be added?
kusion init
support --target(-t) option to set the target path to output the generated filesif not set, the files will be output to the current workdir, just as the current implementation.
Why is this needed?
to generate the project to specified directory, maybe not current workdir
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