Adds a simple method to print startup diagnostic information #192
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Not sure if this is how it works, but couldn't the framework theoretically have been built at a different time and cargo just used an "old" version when compiling the actual operator (theroretically even with a different version of rustc?)? |
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This is related to stackabletech/issues#19
I don't think we can include the full
bultinoperator-rsbecause it auto-generates a file at build time (using abuild.rsscript) and if we include this in operator-rs we'd get the information ofoperator-rsand not of the using library.See stackabletech/spark-operator#118 for an example on how to use it.