Add flag to follow refs in info command #994
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rydrman
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jrray
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| #[clap(long)] | ||
| follow: bool, | ||
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| /// Remaining refs to process, used to handle recursive |
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"Recursive" got me thinking. Is it possible to craft a chain of objects with a cycle? You'll need a already_visited set to break cycles.
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Because of the way we hash, I don't think a cycle is possible
This is something that I regularly bump into, where I have a layer digest, but want to see the contents of the manifest. Rather than needing to copy and paste the digest into the info command again, this will follow each child reference down to the manifest and print them all. Signed-off-by: Ryan Bottriell <ryan@bottriell.ca>
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This is something that I regularly bump into, where I have a layer digest, but want to see the contents of the manifest. Rather than needing to copy and paste the digest into the info command again, this will follow each child reference down to the manifest and print them all.