client: Consistently accept --debug
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To debug things. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request standardizes the handling of common command-line options, specifically --debug and --insecure, across various client commands. By introducing a shared options structure, it ensures consistency in how these flags are processed and passed to the underlying image proxy configuration, making the client application more robust and easier to extend.
Highlights
- Introduction of CommonOpts struct: A new CommonOpts struct has been introduced to encapsulate common command-line options like --debug and --insecure.
- Consistent --debug flag: The --debug flag is now consistently accepted across client commands by being part of the new CommonOpts struct and propagated to the ImageProxyConfig.
- Refactoring of option handling: The logic for converting command-line options to ImageProxyConfig has been refactored into a CommonOpts::to_config method, improving code reusability and maintainability.
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Code Review
This pull request refactors common command-line options like --debug and --insecure into a CommonOpts struct, which is a good approach to reduce code duplication and improve consistency. The changes correctly apply these common options to most subcommands.
My review includes a suggestion to improve the implementation of the configuration conversion function for better readability and idiomatic Rust. I also noticed that one of the subcommands, get-blob-raw, does not yet use the new common options, which I've pointed out to ensure the change is applied consistently as intended.
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Great job refactoring the common options into CommonOpts and applying it to GetBlobOpts.
However, it seems the get-blob-raw subcommand, which also uses GetBlobOpts, was missed. The get_blob_raw function still calls ImageProxy::new().await? and doesn't use the new common options from GetBlobOpts.
To ensure the --debug and --insecure flags work consistently across all subcommands as the PR title suggests, you should update get_blob_raw to create the proxy with the configuration, similar to what you've done for get_blob:
async fn get_blob_raw(o: GetBlobOpts) -> Result<()> {
let config = o.common.to_config();
let proxy = containers_image_proxy::ImageProxy::new_with_config(config).await?;
// ...
}
To debug things.