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use-local/use-aws probably should not set the home directory. Consider better mechanisms for this.
It is too easy to use-local in one place then switch locations and continue operating on the wrong local directory. There is also a weird state gap if use-local is not called when stop-aws is called but calling use-local during this process seems wrong as it sets the call location as the new home.
Maybe a set-home command which can also be used to blank out the home field during aws teardown.
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Consider having a variable for running and the kind of run (local/aws). Then allow separate control over the home directory with restarts based on the state of running.
use-local/use-aws probably should not set the home directory. Consider better mechanisms for this.
It is too easy to
use-local
in one place then switch locations and continue operating on the wrong local directory. There is also a weird state gap if use-local is not called when stop-aws is called but calling use-local during this process seems wrong as it sets the call location as the new home.Maybe a set-home command which can also be used to blank out the home field during aws teardown.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: