Add a "client-id" subcommand to yggctl #243
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This patch adds a 'client-id' subcommand to yggctl which retrieves and prints to stdout the active client ID of a yggd instance. This attempts to resolve issue #243 Signed-off-by: Jason Jerome <jajerome@redhat.com>
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This patch adds a 'client-id' subcommand to yggctl which retrieves and prints to stdout the active client ID of a yggd instance. This attempts to resolve issue RedHatInsights#243 Signed-off-by: Jason Jerome <jajerome@redhat.com>
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This patch adds a 'client-id' subcommand to yggctl which retrieves and prints to stdout the active client ID of a yggd instance. This attempts to resolve issue RedHatInsights#243 Signed-off-by: Jason Jerome <jajerome@redhat.com>
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This patch adds a 'client-id' subcommand to yggctl which retrieves and prints to stdout the active client ID of a yggd instance. This attempts to resolve issue RedHatInsights#243 Signed-off-by: Jason Jerome <jajerome@redhat.com>
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While there are other ways to acquire the active client ID of a yggd instance, having a canonical way to fetch it through a command like
yggctl client-idmakes it easy to embed into commands. For example:pub -topic yggdrasil/$(yggctl client-id)/data/inIn order for
yggctlto acquire the current client ID, yggd probably needs to export a property on thecom.redhat.Yggdrasil1D-Bus interface.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: