feat: support filtering apps by label in CLI #368
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Thanks @jaideepr97 - I have just two nits, please see below.
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This PR addresses issue #258
It adds a new CLI parameter
--match-application-labelwhich accepts a string label input to match applications againstIt currently only accepts a single label to filter against, and does not support pattern matching on label values, but those enhancements can be made in future PRs
steps to test out PR:
--match-application-labeland supply desired labelapplication should be updated with new image after sync