Server cli improvements #103
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The previous iteration returned an error when specifying an account. Furthermore, when a user has access to multiple accounts with multiple environments of the same name, the environments toggle would return only return the environment for the main account—and since the account couldn’t be set, this was problematic. Also, the environments short option has been fixed (“-e” has been changed to “e”).
For the purpose of ssh and other operations when using the CLI, the public hostname is a pretty common need.
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After transitioning our project to Ruby 2.4 we started using
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eythis was probably the most regularly used information.