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I am wondering if we should do something more generic as there is already multiple exclude options. Should we have an argument which is a php-eval argument and so is executed on each site before executing the acsf-tools-ml (or acsf-tools-mlc) command.
Something like drush acsf-tools-ml sapi-i my_index --exclude-query="cget maintenance_mode" --exclude-result="1" (this is really just an example argument name/format/... can vary, it just to show the idea of generic argument). I am not sure how easy it would be to implement something generic enough to allow cget and sqlq at least.
Supporting quotes properly is already a pain in normal case so I am afraid that eval here would be even worse. I think I would stick to initial suggestion from Nikunj.
Add a flag in commands like sfml and sfmlc to filter the sites under maintenance
Example: drush sfml status --maintenance-check
Example purposes:
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