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| from . import containers | ||
| from . import containerutils | ||
| from . import groups | ||
| from . import users |
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Why the removal of relative imports here? I was going to suggest adding them in cli_functions.py and then see the opposite here.
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IIRC we were having a weird import error with them - removing it resolved them, and I did a bit of research as to why I was seeing the error but couldn't suss it out.
Down the line once this is closer to merging we can add them back in and work out why they were causing an issue (or maybe the issue won't be reproducible.)
| parser.add_argument("-u", "--username", type=str, action="store") | ||
| parser.add_argument("-p", "--password", type=str, action="store") | ||
| parser.add_argument("-u", "--username", default="admin", type=str, action="store") | ||
| parser.add_argument("-p", "--password", default="admin", type=str, action="store") |
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are these defaults just for testing and to be removed before merge?
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I think that's still up for debate - at the moment I think gkit gets used against the dev environment the most, but maybe no default makes more sense, in which case they become required arguments.
| user_url = f"_ui/v1/users/?username={username}" | ||
| user_resp = client.get(user_url) | ||
| return user_resp["data"][0] | ||
| if user_resp["data"] is not []: |
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