For login command one could use --origin flag (highest priority) and also MONOKLE_ORIGIN env var (lower priority) will be read and used if set. If neither is provided, user will be prompted if he/she wants to use custom origin. Origin is preserved upon login so all commands (as long as you stay logged in) will connect to this origin.
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If user is logged in, origin set during login process is used. Still, no matter if authenticated or not, one can use --apiToken + --project + --origin to run those commands with different origin (or just --apiToken + --project to run on the same origin but with different credentials).
At the beginning I thought to take MONOKLE_ORIGIN env into account also for validate and config command runs but it really seemed like it will make it more confusing and complicated (both for the user and from the code perspective).
This PR fixes #23. it introduced mechanics to set origin according to initial issue, https://github.com/kubeshop/monokle-cli/issues/23#issuecomment-1808310030 and https://github.com/kubeshop/monokle-cli/issues/23#issuecomment-1814178247:
loginFor
logincommand one could use--originflag (highest priority) and alsoMONOKLE_ORIGINenv var (lower priority) will be read and used if set. If neither is provided, user will be prompted if he/she wants to use custom origin. Origin is preserved upon login so all commands (as long as you stay logged in) will connect to this origin.validateandconfigIf user is logged in, origin set during login process is used. Still, no matter if authenticated or not, one can use
--apiToken+--project+--originto run those commands with different origin (or just--apiToken+--projectto run on the same origin but with different credentials).At the beginning I thought to take
MONOKLE_ORIGINenv into account also forvalidateandconfigcommand runs but it really seemed like it will make it more confusing and complicated (both for the user and from the code perspective).Requires https://github.com/kubeshop/monokle-core/pull/567.
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