Currently, running onager list in a directory without a .onager folder shows an empty list. This is confusing for users who expect the command to work everywhere. Instead we should tell the user what might have gone wrong: either they are in the wrong subdirectory, or they haven't launched anything yet.
Currently, running
onager list
in a directory without a .onager folder shows an empty list. This is confusing for users who expect the command to work everywhere. Instead we should tell the user what might have gone wrong: either they are in the wrong subdirectory, or they haven't launched anything yet.