Add a repository command#24
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When using 'moonforge build', we can set a git ignore file ourselves, instead of pre-seeding it in the project's top level directory.
The project's metadata should contain the repositories we reference inside the kas file, so we can recreate the top level image file after adding/removing repositories.
We can add and remove repositories from the main kas image file. This is the first step towards being able to manage include fragments without modifying the generated image file.
Older Python versions get confused, and flake complains.
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Adding/removing repositories at the moment requires:
kas/include/repoThis makes it harder to regenerate the image-base file.
The
repositorycommand takes over that job, and manages the include files and their reference in the image-base file.Example use: