Add command sddb release

[rec]

Additional Notes or Comments

The two "new" dependencies were actually indirect dependencies already, but I added them because we are now explicitly depending on these libraries.

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Codecov Report

Patch coverage: 62.50% and project coverage change: -0.09% ⚠️

Comparison is base (22fee14) 78.56% compared to head (b685951) 78.48%.

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[zhongjiajie]

Does this will export to users or only developers? if it only need to be modify by developers should we separate it into dev tools? I think cli will allow users to use release am I right?

[nenb]

@zhongjiajie Good spot! At the moment, while we are under heavy-development, the line between users and developers will be a little blurry. For convenience, the CLI will contain options for both.

But you are correct! Longer-term we will need to split our CLI into user-only and dev.

[nenb]

LGTM!

[rec]

The plan is at some point to have two tools but in practice the CLI is just for us because we haven't told anyone about it.

The one thing that third parties would do with it is to use python -m superduperdb info to report errors.