Add command for removing libraries or releases #73
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These methods allow for removal of libraries and releases from the database.
This can be used for recovery in the event something goes wrong while in the middle of a operation that modified the production files content.
Previously, the tool's command line interface was only ever intended to provide the "sync" functionality so a single "all" integration test file was reasonable. Now that additional distinct command line functionality is planned, it will be better to separate the integration tests into multiple files to make it easier for the developer to navigate the code.
This will make writing tests easier and avoid code duplication.
Once a library submission is accepted, the registration and releases is stored in the library database. This means that a library release or library will remain in Library Manager even after the removal of a tag or repository by the library maintainer, or the removal of the library's registration from the registry. A library release or library removal requires direct action by a maintainer. This procedure will be facilitated by adding the capability to the engine tool's command line interface in the form of the new `remove` subcommand. It can be used to remove specific releases: ``` libraries-repository-engine remove LIBRARY_NAME@VERSION... ``` or libraries entirely: ``` libraries-repository-engine remove LIBRARY_NAME... ```
Rather than maintaining duplicated command line interface description in the readme, it is better to direct the user to run the `help` command, which will always provide the complete current documentation.
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Once a library submission is accepted, the registration and releases is stored in the library database. This means that
a library release or library will remain in Library Manager even after the removal of a tag or repository by the library
maintainer, or the removal of the library's registration from the registry.
A library release or library removal requires direct action by a maintainer. This procedure will be facilitated by adding
the capability to the engine tool's command line interface in the form of the new
removesubcommand.It can be used to remove specific releases:
or libraries entirely: