You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Not sure if it's ever been considered, but I would dearly love to have a drush command to launch an IMI import. I know, it takes lots of relatively complex/inter-dependent parameters to drive IMI, but for me, the inputs are very repeatable and consistent, especially during testing. I'm also incorporating IMI into my ISLE-ld workflow in order to populate a feature-rich but light-weight Fedora repository for instant testing and development, and it would be sooooooooo nice to be able to document that with a single drush command rather than pages of screen captures.
So, if I were to spec a proof-of-concept command, maybe like this...
Could it work? Without a lot of effort? Honestly, I'd take a crack at this myself using a lot of assumed/default selections at first, if I was confident that I've accounted for everything needed, and if I knew which functions to call and in what order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not sure if it's ever been considered, but I would dearly love to have a
drush
command to launch an IMI import. I know, it takes lots of relatively complex/inter-dependent parameters to drive IMI, but for me, the inputs are very repeatable and consistent, especially during testing. I'm also incorporating IMI into my ISLE-ld workflow in order to populate a feature-rich but light-weight Fedora repository for instant testing and development, and it would be sooooooooo nice to be able to document that with a singledrush
command rather than pages of screen captures.So, if I were to spec a proof-of-concept command, maybe like this...
Could it work? Without a lot of effort? Honestly, I'd take a crack at this myself using a lot of assumed/default selections at first, if I was confident that I've accounted for everything needed, and if I knew which functions to call and in what order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: