Set provider in app after config read, fixes #2243 #2274
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The Problem/Issue/Bug:
#2243 pointed out that if a project is already configured with "default" provider, you can't do a
ddev config pantheon.How this PR Solves The Problem:
Set the provider after reading the config.
Manual Testing Instructions:
In a pantheon project,
ddev config(to get default provider)Then try
ddev config pantheon. It should workAutomated Testing Overview:
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