Added a cmd method to the Caller() class for consistency with *Clients
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This adds a new method to the Caller() class which is intended for use from the Python API. The existing CLI behavior is untouched. Whether to use `Caller().function()` or `Caller().sminion.functions` causes the occasional confusion. Also using `function` parses args and kwargs in a way intended for use from the CLI (I think) which can cause unexpected behavior at the Python level.
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Added a `cmd` method to the Caller() class for consistency with *Clients
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This adds a new method to the Caller() class which is intended for use
from the Python API. The existing CLI behavior is untouched.
Whether to use
Caller().function()orCaller().sminion.functionscauses the occasional confusion. Also using
functionparses args andkwargs in a way intended for use from the CLI (I think) which can cause
unexpected behavior at the Python level.
@thatch45 thoughts?