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…enhance resource management
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Well done. Just some little comments.
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Do we have no central package management?
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I would prefer a line break between the records.
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I would somehow not swallow the exception, is there a possibility to add it to the Status, or so, at least the message?
Work in progress...
ComposeResourceto a defaultcomposenetworkStuffs not supported and kind of needed: