[AGENT-390] List deployments

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new CLI command to list cloud deployments for a selected or specified project.
  • Supports output in both text and JSON formats.
  • Allows users to specify a project directly or select one interactively.
  • Displays deployment details in a formatted table or as JSON.

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Walkthrough

A new deployments subcommand has been added to the cloud command group in the CLI. This command lists deployments for a specified or interactively selected project, supporting both text and JSON output formats. No existing commands or functions were modified aside from registering this new command.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
cmd/cloud.go	Added cloudDeploymentsCmd Cobra command to list project deployments; registered command and flags.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant API

    User->>CLI: Run 'cloud deployments' command
    CLI->>CLI: Initialize logger, context, handle signals
    CLI->>CLI: Ensure user is logged in, get API URLs
    CLI->>User: Prompt for project (if --project not set)
    User-->>CLI: Selects project (if prompted)
    CLI->>API: Fetch deployments for project
    API-->>CLI: Return deployments list
    CLI->>User: Display deployments (table or JSON)

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Add CLI command to list deployments for a project, showing active ones and tags (AGENT-390)	✅

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes found.

Possibly related PRs

• [AGENT-130] Delete and Roll Back deployments #313: Adds deployment management functions and CLI commands for rollback and deletion, also modifying deployment listing logic in cmd/cloud.go.

Poem

A new command hops in, so spry and neat,
Listing deployments, a developer’s treat!
With tags and status, all easy to see,
In text or JSON, as quick as can be.
The cloud now reveals what’s running today—
Hurrah for deployments, the rabbit’s way!
🐇✨

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🔇 Additional comments (8)

cmd/cloud.go (8)

858-867: Well-structured command definition.

The command follows Cobra CLI conventions with clear documentation and appropriate examples.

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868-876: Consistent initialization pattern.

The command initialization follows the established patterns in the codebase for logger setup, context handling, and authentication.

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877-886: Consistent project selection logic.

The project selection follows the same pattern as other commands, providing both flag-based and interactive selection options.

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888-896: Proper API call with good UX.

The deployment fetching includes appropriate error handling and user feedback via spinner.

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898-901: Good UX for empty results.

The handling of empty deployments provides clear feedback and graceful exit, which is better than treating it as an error.

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903-906: Clean JSON output implementation.

The JSON format output is straightforward and follows standard practices for machine-readable output.

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908-924: Well-formatted table output.

The table display uses appropriate styling, truncation for long messages, and clear indicators for active deployments. The formatting is consistent with other commands in the codebase.

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967-969: Proper command registration.

The command is correctly registered with the cloud command group and includes appropriate flags for project selection and output formatting.

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