The `PypeGroup` click group did not provide any real benefit:
* It added extra help about pipebox arguments, but text that was not
correct from where the help was coming from (the group does not parse
the arguments). The subcommands still reports it though.
* It forbid using non-PypeGroup and non-PypeCommand commands in the
command tree, but in the long run this is desirable so it should be
dropped
For these reasons it has been dropped.
Overhaul the pipeline configuration logic by collapsing all dynamic
configuration options, both for analyses and pipes into a single
dictionary. Change all the interfaces so that there is no longer
distinction between the configuration of an analysis and of pipes.
Expose these options to the command line via `--{name}-configuration`
options for each pipe/analysis that is applicable to the command-line
invocation.
Add categories in the pipeline, allow an artifact to have a category
specified which allows it to be shown or hidden by default. Adapt the
CLI tools to hide artifacts of the category that don't
`show_by_default=True`.
Add the functionality the the pipeline infrastructure and CLI to run
individual pipe and analyses as subcommands instead of in-process. This
allow better debuggability of individual pipes.
Now commands 'pype project artifact' and 'pype pipeline run_pipe' now
accepts --format to specify in which format to serialize the resulting
container, and have --tar and --yaml shortcuts. Moreover, these commands
and 'pipe pipeline run_analysis' can automatically figure out the format
of containers so the user won't have to specify them most of the time.
Now the pype command has a `--verbose` argument that to enable debug
logging in the pypelien code.
Adapted the codebase to use this new logging format but replacing
`logging` with `revng.pypeline.utils.logger`, this is done in
preparation of debug-log.
Now pype has an `autocomplete` command usable to enable autocompletion
and revng2 now is based on `pype`, modifying its defalults and
injecting new commands.
When click calls the command handler functions, dashes are converted to
underscores to work with the variable name limitations of python. When
accessing kwargs, convert the argument name to the underscored version.
Giacomo Vercesi