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Extrapolated from #5, this is a bit of an edge case but not out of the realm of possibility. At the moment the dependency commands take a project name, and use that to find the the parent org ID necessary for the API call -- what would happen if a user tracked the same project in two Orgs?
To handle that, we should allow users to specify their org ID in the command - though this will need to be balanced with other potential additions to the dependency command(s) and their order in the syntax.
Extrapolated from #5, this is a bit of an edge case but not out of the realm of possibility. At the moment the dependency commands take a project name, and use that to find the the parent org ID necessary for the API call -- what would happen if a user tracked the same project in two Orgs?
To handle that, we should allow users to specify their org ID in the command - though this will need to be balanced with other potential additions to the dependency command(s) and their order in the syntax.
The original thought is something like:
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