If you run spread cluster start and the cluster had already been started, there's no message that tells you so. It would be helpful to have a message to also remind people to switch back to the correct kubectl context for localkube. I'm thinking something like:
Localkube is already running.
You may need to switch your kubectl context if you switched to using a different cluster:
$ kubectl config use-context localkube
If you run
spread cluster startand the cluster had already been started, there's no message that tells you so. It would be helpful to have a message to also remind people to switch back to the correct kubectl context for localkube. I'm thinking something like: