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refactor(cmds): use new cmds lib in version, tar and dns #5650

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@overbool overbool commented Oct 26, 2018

License: MIT
Signed-off-by: Overbool [email protected]

@overbool overbool requested a review from Kubuxu as a code owner October 26, 2018 05:03
@overbool overbool force-pushed the refactor/new-cmds-lib branch 3 times, most recently from c3a840b to c5f2099 Compare October 26, 2018 08:09
@overbool overbool changed the title [WIP] refactor(cmds): use new cmds lib in all commands refactor(cmds): use new cmds lib in all commands Oct 26, 2018
@overbool overbool changed the title refactor(cmds): use new cmds lib in all commands refactor(cmds): use new cmds lib in version, tar and dns Oct 26, 2018
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@Stebalien I use new cmds lib in version, tar and dns command, could u help me review it?

@Stebalien Stebalien requested a review from schomatis October 26, 2018 13:28
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@overbool Could you point me to the issue with the original discussion that led to this patch?

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@overbool Could you point me to the issue with the original discussion that led to this patch?

This is the original discussion. #5646

@overbool overbool force-pushed the refactor/new-cmds-lib branch from 6a208ca to 4160eaa Compare October 26, 2018 17:50
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