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Implement Stacks RFC0003: Stack Descriptor and Tooling #52

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ryanmoran opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #53
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Implement Stacks RFC0003: Stack Descriptor and Tooling #52

ryanmoran opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #53
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Summary

The stack-building codebase, create-stack should be moved into the jam tooling CLI, and allow users to configure their stack build via a common configuration file.

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The create-stack command will be refactored to support this new configuration file format and the features it allows. The codebase will then be moved into the jam codebase as a command within that tool. This aligns more with how the project maintains its tooling and allows us to keep tooling consolidated under the tooling subteam.

The stacks team will be granted CODEOWNERS status for this addition to the codebase.

@ryanmoran ryanmoran moved this to ❓Not scoped in Paketo Workstreams Apr 29, 2022
@ryanmoran ryanmoran moved this from ❓Not scoped to 🚧 In Progress in Paketo Workstreams Apr 29, 2022
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@ryanmoran ryanmoran moved this from 🚧 In Progress to 📨 PR Opened in Paketo Workstreams Apr 29, 2022
Repository owner moved this from 📨 PR Opened to ✅ Done in Paketo Workstreams May 9, 2022
@fg-j fg-j moved this to ✅ Done in Paketo Roadmap 2022 Jun 7, 2022
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