feat: add --wait flag to upgrade-service (main) #2401
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Most of the service commands (e.g. "cf update-service") take a --wait flag to wait for completion. For some reason "cf upgrade-service" did not, and this commit resolves that inconsistency. This is a redone version of cloudfoundry#2285 which was reverted in cloudfoundry#2317
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Does this PR modify CLI v6, CLI v7, or CLI v8?
Description of the Change
Most of the service commands (e.g. "cf update-service") take a --wait flag to wait for completion. For some reason "cf upgrade-service" did not, and this commit resolves that inconsistency.
This is a redone version of #2285 which was reverted in #2317
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