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Add stack option for CLI start command #12675
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Add stack CLI option
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Add click choice for stack options
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Allow adding image version in stack option
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Inlcude localstack-pro as option
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Update help text with examples
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I'd use click.Choice here to enforce only
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Ah, nice one! Today I learned. Added in 714e323.
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Reverted the choice in 931f2af to make it more flexible to add versions next to the image.
Happy to go back to restricting this only to image name as a first iteration.
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We could subtype
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as well and that logic in there instead of the start command. But no need to optimize without knowing what we'll do with the CLI in the future yet :)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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For passing specific versions next to the image, we can also introduce another cli option that would look like:
This was also mentioned in #12529 briefly to get ideas around it. Wdyt?
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Thanks @eruditmorina! I would still keep the {image}:{version} approach for simplicity, having a Docker-familiar syntax, not creating any confusion on what version (-v) is referring to (CLI, stack, or start command). Let me know if I'm missing something!