Rework inventory cli #324
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With the changes we've been making in 0.6 toward a better, more customizable and visually appealing, user experience. It's time that we revisited the inventory command. The --curated view introduced in 0.5.x has now become the default inventory view. The original default view is now present in its new form and home with the --list flag. The --details flag largely retains the functionality it did before. However, it involves much less processing than before. One important piece added in this is the ability to customize the inventory fields on a per-user basis. The details on this customization are documented in detail in the supporting code. It will also be important to document this in the wiki upon release.
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In case people want to have a more plain output.
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@ogajduse enjoy.... lol |
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I had forgot the include logic to not run some migrations if the changes have already taken place. This skip is just the "naive" approach instead of doing a complete validation that the previous fields have migrated.
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Co-authored-by: Tasos Papaioannou <tpapaioa@redhat.com>
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With the changes we've been making in 0.6 toward a better, more customizable and visually appealing, user experience. It's time that we revisited the inventory command.
The --curated view introduced in 0.5.x has now become the default inventory view. The original default view is now present in its new form and home with the --list flag.
The --details flag largely retains the functionality it did before. However, it involves much less processing than before.
One important piece added in this is the ability to customize the inventory fields on a per-user basis. The details on this customization are documented in detail in the supporting code.
It will also be important to document this in the wiki upon release.
Here's a screenshot of what the new changes look like (with the details view cut-off for security).
