Make options to select a stack consistent #192
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geofflamrock
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Jan 13, 2025
| --working-dir The path to the directory containing the git repository. Defaults to the current directory | ||
| -n, --name The name of the stack. Must be unique | ||
| -s, --source-branch The source branch to use for the new branch. Defaults to the default branch for the repository | ||
| --source-branch The source branch to use for the new branch. Defaults to the default branch for the repository |
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Removed the short option here as it clashes with the more common use for selecting a stack. In this case there isn't an option to select a stack, but don't want things to be confusing.
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Currently the options to select a stack are inconsistent across commands, most use
--nameand a few use--stack. This PR makes all commands use--stackas this feels the most clear.