Register the IPAM CLI plugin#1
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What this delivers
Registers the IPAM plugin (
milo-ipam) in the Milo CLI plugin catalog, so anyone can install it through the datumctl plugin marketplace:IPAM lets teams manage their IP address space — provision pools and claim prefixes — and this puts that experience one command away, for every OS and architecture.
Changes
plugins/ipam.yaml— the IPAM plugin manifest at v0.2.0, across linux/darwin/windows on amd64/arm64, using the portablemilo-<name>binary convention.index.yaml— regenerated to include the entry (the file datumctl actually reads).README.md— listsipamunder available plugins.Backed by a real release
The entry points at the
milo-os/ipamv0.2.0 release assets, and everysha256is taken from that release'schecksums.txtand verified against the published archives. Catalog CI (schema + URL resolution + checksum verification) should pass.Related work