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Remove networkmanager-cli from installed packages #761

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@sairon sairon commented Jul 8, 2024

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Using nmcli from the SSH add-on is an unsupported way of adjusting network configuration in HA OS, and the mismatch of versions of the NetworkManager in the OS and nmcli in the add-on leads to errors that even make it impossible to use it. Having nmcli bundled in the SSH terminal add-on (even the unofficial one) makes users think this is somehow the correct and supported way of configuring advanced networking features.

Remove the package from the default set of installed software. Correct way to handle network configuration in HA OS is to use ha network command set, and if there's any functionality missing, open feature requests for that.

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    • Removed networkmanager-cli package from SSH Dockerfile to streamline the build process.

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The recent update to the SSH configuration Dockerfile involves the removal of the networkmanager-cli package from the list of installed packages. This change affects only the setup of the SSH environment and does not alter any exported or public entity declarations.

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ssh/Dockerfile Removed the networkmanager-cli package from the list of installations

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In Docker's realm, a change took flight,
The networkmanager-cli took its leave tonight.
A simpler build, more light and clean,
An SSH setup, sleek and lean.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a44db0d and 6da2035.

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@frenck frenck added the enhancement Enhancement of the code, not introducing new features. label Jul 8, 2024
Using nmcli from the SSH add-on is an unsupported way of adjusting
network configuration in HA OS, and the mismatch of versions of the
NetworkManager in the OS and nmcli in the add-on leads to errors that
even make it impossible to use it. Having nmcli bundled in the SSH
terminal add-on (even the unofficial one) makes users think this is
somehow the correct and supported way of configuring advanced
networking features.

Remove the package from the default set of installed software. Correct
way to handle network configuration in HA OS is to use `ha network`
command set, and if there's any functionality missing, open feature
requests for that.
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6da2035 and 805b5ac.

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Thanks, @sairon 👍

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@frenck frenck merged commit aa3202e into hassio-addons:main Jul 9, 2024
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