Updated failing Unit Tests to old PR: Add --prefer-private-ip argument to the eb ssh command #89 #307
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This is great! Any ETA on a new release? |
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Hi @brandonburkett, I will update here with any estimates for next release. |
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Got it! Thanks for the update. |
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We are launching new enviroments, switching to t4g and with ipv4 cost update incoming, it would be great to be able to ssh in with private ip via eb ssh. Is this feature still being worked on? |
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This PR Fixes Issue 3
Description of changes:
Add --prefer-private-ip argument to the eb ssh command #89
In this PR I have updated the failing unit tests of an older PR titled "Add --prefer-private-ip argument to the eb ssh command #89" by user github user @blampe.
Thank You @blampe for your contribution.
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