Traverse immediate child associations by default

carolynvs commented 6 years ago

Continuing from #43.

[x] svc-cat describe instance <name> prints child bindings by default
[x] svc-cat describe plan <name> shouldn't hide the instances behind --traverse and instead should print the parent class and broker.
[x] svc-cat describe class <name> shouldn't hide the plans behind --traverse and should print the parent broker.

Closes #22.

carolynvs commented 6 years ago

@arschles I thought I implemented what we discussed in #22, but maybe we both came away with different ideas? 😀

Currently get and describe show nearly the same information (see below). My intent with that issue was to retrieve useful child relationships by default, like from a class to its plans, and that --traverse would be used to display the parent hierarchy.

It sounds like you are asking to have the child relationships also put behind the --traverse flag? If not, could you provide sample command + output to help clarify?

$ svcat get class azure-mysqldb
      NAME                 DESCRIPTION                             UUID
+---------------+--------------------------------+--------------------------------------+
  azure-mysqldb   Azure Database for MySQL         997b8372-8dac-40ac-ae65-758b4a5075a5
                  (Experimental)

$ svcat describe class azure-mysqldb
  Name:          azure-mysqldb
  Description:   Azure Database for MySQL (Experimental)
  UUID:          997b8372-8dac-40ac-ae65-758b4a5075a5
  Status:        Active
  Tags:          Azure, MySQL, Database

arschles commented 6 years ago

@carolynvs I recall that discussion now, and you're right. Sorry about that! This LGTM

Azure / service-catalog-cli

Traverse immediate child associations by default #67