Unexpected behavior with supervisorctl

[Cobraeti]

Hi,
I am facing a strange behavior when running supervisorctl status.
Imagine you have at least one process named azertyuiop. I don't have any azertyuiop group and after some test it seems that I can't have a group named like a single process (which is a logical behavior).
When I run supervisorctl azertyuiop azertyuiop:* I get this output:

azertyuiop RUNNING pid...
azertyuiop RUNNING pid...

This strange behavior is really interesting for what I am trying to do as I don't always know if I execute that command for a single process or for a group of processes. This output shows that this information doesn't matter, so I could always run supervisorctl status azertyuiop:* whithout knowing if azertyuiop is a group or a single process.
I would like to know if it was written so or if you might change this in future releases? As I would like to be able to shorten my code thanks to that behavior ^^
Thanks

[mnaberez]

I would like to know if it was written so or if you might change this in future releases? As I would like to be able to shorten my code thanks to that behavior

There are no current plans to change how supervisorctl works. If we do make a breaking change sometime in the future, we will bump the major version and note it in the changelog.