Allow extension to define CLI plugins with aliases #40580
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cc @metacosm AFAIR, this is something that you mentioned that you'd like to have. |
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Indeed, that would be useful. Thank you! |
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@iocanel this needs a formatting fix |
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That Windows failure looks suspicious |
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Currently, when an extension defines a plugin, the name is inferred by the artifact id. In some cases that can be annoying and this pull request addresses that, by optionally allowing user to specify the
aliasthey need.