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ovirt-shell is something we
deprecated. It is working on top of the v3 api, which we
plan to remove in 4.2.<br
So better not use it.</p </blockquote </div
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there a plan to replace the shell with something similar?
I see it frequently used by our users for both scripting
and one-off tasks.</div
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</blockquote +1, yes deleting an old v3 API
ok, but why not adapting ovirt-shell
to the new v4 API? I use ovirt-shell every day, often to replace the
slow webadmin and to run some useful scripts. I'm not enough
familiar with python or java to write my own scripts, and I find
ovirt-shell very useful, easy and fast. We've been used to have
ready-to-go CLI in almost every opensource software as a simple way
to manage, why not going on with ovirt 4 if people do need it? Is
cloud approach something to do with that idea?<br
Rational reason would be much appreciated.<br
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Hi,
On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 1:01 AM, Oved Ourfali <oourfali(a)redhat.com=20
<mailto:oourfali@redhat.com>>wrote:
BTW, the ovirt-shell is something we deprecated. It is working on
top of the v3 api, which we plan to remove in 4.2.
So better not use it.
=E2=80=8BIs there a plan to replace the shell with something similar? I=
see
it=20
frequently used by our users for both scripting and one-off tasks.
+1, yes deleting an old v3 API ok, but why not adapting ovirt-shell to=20
the new v4 API? I use ovirt-shell every day, often to replace the slow=20
webadmin and to run some useful scripts. I'm not enough familiar with=20
python or java to write my own scripts, and I find ovirt-shell very=20
useful, easy and fast. We've been used to have ready-to-go CLI in almost=20
every opensource software as a simple way to manage, why not going on=20
with ovirt 4 if people do need it? Is cloud approach something to do=20
with that idea?
Rational reason would be much appreciated.
Regards,
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