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I'm still starting out with K3AI but I think the logic of the init subcommand could use some improvement.
It seems like if you run k3ai init when there is no config.yaml file, it creates the file and nothing else.
If you run the command after there is a config.yaml file, it applies the configuration described in the file.
If that's correct, it seems a little unusual to me. Have you thought of maybe rolling the cluster creation into the apply subcommand?
Perhaps in that way you could use the invocation of init to create the file if it doesn't exist, plus it could summarize what the resulting cluster config would be in all cases. That would lend itself to more consistent behaviour of init.
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I'm still starting out with K3AI but I think the logic of the init subcommand could use some improvement.
It seems like if you run
k3ai init
when there is no config.yaml file, it creates the file and nothing else.If you run the command after there is a config.yaml file, it applies the configuration described in the file.
If that's correct, it seems a little unusual to me. Have you thought of maybe rolling the cluster creation into the
apply
subcommand?Perhaps in that way you could use the invocation of
init
to create the file if it doesn't exist, plus it could summarize what the resulting cluster config would be in all cases. That would lend itself to more consistent behaviour ofinit
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: