Implement dry run mode#10
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…action to actions classes
…ommand. No dry-run scenario established
…layer in real or dry-run context
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Prefer the opposite to avoid useless imbrication:
if (!$currentParameters instanceof Response) {
return;
}
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of course, will be modified
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I just tried this option on my laptop. :) Does Rabbit return the correct response code? |
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I don't have the same issue. |
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Forget it. |
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Can you rebase your PR please? :) |
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Any news about that PR? ping @Domisys |
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Dry run mode compare existing configuration and new one and output computation result with different verbosity modes.