ogma-cli: Provide new standalone command. Refs #170.
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To make Ogma more easily extensible, we want to make it possible to store the format specifications in individual files, so that they do not have to be included with the code and they can be provided by users. This commit makes a JSONFormat readable, so that it can be easily read from a file.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. This commit introduces a new standalone command, at core level, that produces an individual Copilot specification from an input file.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. A prior commit has introduced a new standalone command, at core level, that produces an individual Copilot specification from an input file. This commit exposes that command to the user via the CLI.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. A prior commit has introduced a new standalone command that can be used to produce individual Copilot specs. This commit removes the commands made redundant by that new command, at CLI level.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. A prior commit has introduced a new standalone command that can be used to produce individual Copilot specs, and redundant commands have been removed from the CLI. This commit removes the corresponding redundant core commands.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. A prior commit has introduced a new standalone command that replaces two prior existing commands. This commit adjusts the core package tests to use the new standalone command.
The CLI of Ogma lacks uniformity: some commands are driven by the input format, others by the output format (e.g., ROS, cFS). To make Ogma easier to use, we should provide an interface that is driven by one or the other, but not both. A prior commit has introduced a new standalone command that replaces two prior existing commands. This commit adjusts the CLI package tests to use the new standalone command.
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Provide a new standalone command to make CLI uniform, as prescribed in the solution proposed for #170 .