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The CLI.NotaryClient method is a shallow wrapper around trust.GetNotaryRepository and only depends on the CLI itself to pass its StdErr/StrOut streams. - This patch inlines the code to produce the client, skipping the wrapper. - Define a local interface for some tests where a dummy notary client was used. Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <github@gone.nl>
This method is a shallow wrapper around trust.GetNotaryRepository, but due to its signature resulted in the trust package, and notary dependencies to become a dependency of the CLI. Consequence of this was that cli-plugins, which need the cli/command package, would also get notary and its dependencies as a dependency. It is no longer used in our code, which constructs the client in packages that need it, so we can deprecate this method. Signed-off-by: Sebastiaan van Stijn <github@gone.nl>
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cli/command: internalize constructing Notary client
The CLI.NotaryClient method is a shallow wrapper around trust.GetNotaryRepository
and only depends on the CLI itself to pass its StdErr/StrOut streams.
cli/command: deprecate Cli.NotaryClient
This method is a shallow wrapper around trust.GetNotaryRepository, but
due to its signature resulted in the trust package, and notary dependencies
to become a dependency of the CLI. Consequence of this was that cli-plugins,
which need the cli/command package, would also get notary and its
dependencies as a dependency. It is no longer used in our code, which
constructs the client in packages that need it, so we can deprecate this
method.
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