[Enhancement] Make list command always show all clusters. Remove --all option #56
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This seems good to me 👍 |
It feels more natural to have the list command show all clusters by default.
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@zeerorg I agree. Added --all back in and warn user about it. |
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It feels more natural to have the list command show all clusters by
default.
@zeerorg asked a question in the same area in #33. I agree with his question as well.
I often forgot to add --all flag and find myself wondering what happened to the stopped clusters.