Prompt for owner when interactively creating repos #6578
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| if idx := strings.IndexRune(targetRepo, '/'); idx > 0 { | ||
| targetRepo = targetRepo[0:idx+1] + shared.NormalizeRepoName(targetRepo[idx+1:]) | ||
| if idx := strings.IndexRune(opts.Name, '/'); idx > 0 { | ||
| targetRepo = opts.Name[0:idx+1] + shared.NormalizeRepoName(opts.Name[idx+1:]) |
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Discovered this bug while testing. The confirmation prompt was mangling target names w/ org prefixes.
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@twelvelabs This looks great. Thanks for the well thought out feature and adding tests.
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Fixes #6574
Adds logic to prompt for an owner when interactively creating repos (following the logic agreed upon in #6574):