#66 Standard CLI options builder #67
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# Conflicts: # exasol/python_extension_common/deployment/language_container_deployer.py # exasol/python_extension_common/deployment/language_container_deployer_cli.py # pyproject.toml # test/unit/deployment/test_language_container_deployer.py # test/unit/deployment/test_language_container_deployer_cli.py
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closes #66
This PR doesn't provide a CLI command builder, just a CLI options builder.
Arguably, this is all we need. A command builder may have little value. On the one hand, creating a basic command is trivial. On the other hand, click provides a comprehensive means for building complex CLI covering all possible scenarios. We don't necessarily want to restrict the use of their API.