Inlet create commands now have a positional argument to define the portal's name. This argument replaces the current alias or addr. Old arguments are kept as deprecated flags. To ensure backward compatibility, if a deprecated flag is used, it will take precedence over the positional argument
Outlet create commands also have the positional argument, as an alternative to the --from argument. In this case, we'll keep --from as a valid alternative (not deprecated).
InfluxDB commands now have their own args definition. This fixes the issue that was showing the TCP commands docs in the InfluxDB commands docs
The arguments using HostnamePort now use SchemeHostnamePort, allowing the user to optionally specify the scheme (tcp, tls or udp). The --tls and --udp flags have been deprecated (but kept), as this information can now be derived from the address arguments. To ensure backward compatibility, if a deprecated flag is used, it will take precedence over an address with an explicit scheme
Other args renames (with old names as valid aliases)
createcommands now have a positional argument to define the portal's name. This argument replaces the currentaliasoraddr. Old arguments are kept as deprecated flags. To ensure backward compatibility, if a deprecated flag is used, it will take precedence over the positional argumentcreatecommands also have the positional argument, as an alternative to the--fromargument. In this case, we'll keep--fromas a valid alternative (not deprecated).HostnamePortnow useSchemeHostnamePort, allowing the user to optionally specify the scheme (tcp, tls or udp). The--tlsand--udpflags have been deprecated (but kept), as this information can now be derived from the address arguments. To ensure backward compatibility, if a deprecated flag is used, it will take precedence over an address with an explicit scheme--allowflag in all the commands