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It would be desirable for new and more experienced users alike to have a CLI command that will provide a reference analysis TOML configuration, either directly to a file or to stdout, instead of having to refer to the documentation or copy an older configuration file for every new project.
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Would this be a refactor of existing code?
Does this proposal require new package dependencies?
Would this change break backwards compatibility?
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Solution description
My proposal potentially encapsulates two use cases:
A "quickstart" configuration that yields the minimum working specification, and a user will make minor modifications to it to suit their current use case. This provides a simple onboarding ramp for new users, and as a way to quickly configure a project from scratch.
A holistic schema dump, that provides the schema/structure with or without specialization (i.e. either keep it abstract, or user provides a target compiler, etc.). This would provide the most up-to-date schema (a laAdd compiler definitions #168), and would make it easier for users to find the right key/value for what they might be interested in configuring for, and never have to leave the terminal.
I think we could potentially split this up into two separate commands, or one or the other.
Feature/behavior summary
It would be desirable for new and more experienced users alike to have a CLI command that will provide a reference analysis TOML configuration, either directly to a file or to
stdout, instead of having to refer to the documentation or copy an older configuration file for every new project.Request attributes
Related issues
Solution description
My proposal potentially encapsulates two use cases:
I think we could potentially split this up into two separate commands, or one or the other.
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