Back when the token JSON was in the same project as the pipeline itself, there was a watch mode that would reprocess the tokens whenever the JSON changed. That doesn't exist anymore in the CLI world, but it would still be useful for people "playing" with tokens and iterating.
I should add a new CLI flag --watch that would work like --watch flags in other CLIs, staying alive and reprocessing the file whenever it changes.
(The alternative would be for every token repo that uses the CLI to just set up its own watch task.)
Back when the token JSON was in the same project as the pipeline itself, there was a
watch
mode that would reprocess the tokens whenever the JSON changed. That doesn't exist anymore in the CLI world, but it would still be useful for people "playing" with tokens and iterating.I should add a new CLI flag
--watch
that would work like--watch
flags in other CLIs, staying alive and reprocessing the file whenever it changes.(The alternative would be for every token repo that uses the CLI to just set up its own watch task.)