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## LiquidWeb Cloud | |||
The Cloud features you can use in manage.liquidweb.com on your Cloud Servers you can do with this command line tool. See `help cloud` for a full list of features and capabilities. |
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this reminds me, we should probably just remove the CLI interface for LiquidWeb.
line at the top of this readme, that is just a paste of lw
output with no paramaters so we don't have to keep it up to date everytime we add a new base level command. No real value in having that in the README anyway
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I don't think that's terrible, but do any other such tools do that? maybe we should look to them for ideas on how to document ours
added functions:
specifically I wanted to be able to do things like this in my yaml