The context and login session workflow is missing two observability commands that would improve the developer experience.
1. iggy context show <name>
Currently iggy context list only shows context names. There's no way to see what's inside a context (transport, server address, credentials) without manually reading ~/.iggy/contexts.toml. A context show command would let users inspect a specific context's configuration from the CLI.
2. iggy session status
There's no way to check if you're currently logged in and to which server. The only workaround is running a command that requires auth (like iggy me) and seeing if it works. A simple status command would tell the user whether they have an active session and where it points.
Both of these bring the CLI closer to the docker context inspect / docker info equivalents discussed in #595.
The context and login session workflow is missing two observability commands that would improve the developer experience.
1.
iggy context show <name>Currently
iggy context listonly shows context names. There's no way to see what's inside a context (transport, server address, credentials) without manually reading~/.iggy/contexts.toml. Acontext showcommand would let users inspect a specific context's configuration from the CLI.2.
iggy session statusThere's no way to check if you're currently logged in and to which server. The only workaround is running a command that requires auth (like
iggy me) and seeing if it works. A simple status command would tell the user whether they have an active session and where it points.Both of these bring the CLI closer to the docker context inspect / docker info equivalents discussed in #595.