snapcraft: allow to run subiquity.python#2334
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This makes it possible to run: $ snap run subiquity.python to get an interactive shell where the modules are the ones that are shipped in the subiquity snap (i.e., subiquity, probert, curtin, ...). It is very useful to debug a specific function if dry-run is not an option. One can also pass arguments to the python process. Be careful if you pass a path to a file, it must be an absolute path. $ snap run subiquity.python /path/to/file.py Signed-off-by: Olivier Gayot <olivier.gayot@canonical.com>
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This makes it possible to run:
to get an interactive shell where the modules are the ones that are shipped in the subiquity snap (i.e., subiquity, probert, curtin, ...).
It is very useful to debug a specific function if dry-run is not an option.
One can also pass arguments to the python process. Be careful if you pass a path to a file, it must be an absolute path.