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In community discussions, the CLI was suggested as the best place for metadata providers to have their UI. This is because the installer tools that exist are already cross-language. Having a subprocess shell out to a standalone executable is preferable to needing some large runtime to run a script.
What remains to be decided is:
What functionality should a metadata provider provide?
enumerating which variant names it provides
output valid values for the variants that it supports
output current state of the system in terms of variant names and values
How should multiple metadata providers interact?
How are conflicts detected?
Is there a meta-metadata-provider that aggregates and processes output from multiple metadata providers, or is aggregation left to the (installer) tools that are using the providers?
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In community discussions, the CLI was suggested as the best place for metadata providers to have their UI. This is because the installer tools that exist are already cross-language. Having a subprocess shell out to a standalone executable is preferable to needing some large runtime to run a script.
What remains to be decided is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: