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DEPRECATED, Pieces of diskimage-builder that are useful without the full project
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Standalone tools related to diskimage-builder

These tools were originally part of the diskimage-builder project, but they have uses outside of that project as well. Because disk space is at a premium in base cloud images, pulling in all of diskimage-builder and its dependencies just to use something like dib-run-parts is not desirable. This project allows consumers to use the tools while pulling in only one small package with few/no additional dependencies.