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Currently if there's already a local project named "bot-project", and users run project init my-project again, it will not throw any error even if there appears to be an obvious conflict. Instead, the argument for project name (which is "my-project") just gets ignored.
Example:
$ ecs-preview project init bot-project
Looks like you are using a workspace that's registered to project my-project.
We'll use that as your project instead of bot-project.
✔ Created the infrastructure to manage container repositories under project my-project.
✔ The directory ecs-project will hold application manifests for project my-project.
Recommended follow-up actions:
- Run `ecs-preview init` to add a new application to your project.
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Currently if there's already a local project named "bot-project", and users run
project init my-project
again, it will not throw any error even if there appears to be an obvious conflict. Instead, the argument for project name (which is "my-project") just gets ignored.Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: