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Add support for passing configuration arguments via command line #57

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richbl opened this issue Dec 28, 2024 · 1 comment
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Add support for passing configuration arguments via command line #57

richbl opened this issue Dec 28, 2024 · 1 comment
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richbl commented Dec 28, 2024

DOES:

Currently BSC is only configured via a TOML file

SHOULD:

For some use cases, it may be useful to pass configuration options via command line. For example, use a command line switch to override the video file to be played. Or use the cli to override any number of TOML settings

@richbl richbl added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 28, 2024
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@richbl richbl moved this to Backlog in BLE-SYNC-CYCLE Roadmap Dec 28, 2024
@richbl richbl moved this from Backlog to Ready in BLE-SYNC-CYCLE Roadmap Dec 28, 2024
@richbl richbl moved this from Ready to In Progress in BLE-SYNC-CYCLE Roadmap Jan 7, 2025
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richbl commented Jan 7, 2025

The current implementation that addresses this item request allows for the command-line override of the TOML configuration file via the --config or -c flag (e.g., ble-sync-cycle -c home/user/.config/BSC/config.toml)

Other flags may get implemented in the future, but should be driven by request tickets that expressly identify specific needs/use cases.

@richbl richbl moved this from In Progress to In Testing in BLE-SYNC-CYCLE Roadmap Jan 7, 2025
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