Support short arguments for Playground CLI#3203
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Support short arguments for Playground CLI#3203jonathanbossenger wants to merge 5 commits intoWordPress:trunkfrom
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Good idea @jonathanbossenger! It seems in CI like there are some troubles on Windows - can we improve that? |
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Thanks @adamziel, I missed that, probably something wrong with my tests. Will look into it and get the PR updated. |
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@adamziel I've fixed the errors with the tests. |
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Motivation for the change, related issues
This is a developer experience QOL enhancement, which adds aliases (aka short arguments) to the majority of the most used CLI arguments