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Feat: Add a logout method and whoami method #104

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Ninjagod1251 opened this issue Aug 8, 2024 · 7 comments
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Feat: Add a logout method and whoami method #104

Ninjagod1251 opened this issue Aug 8, 2024 · 7 comments
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Overview

It would be nice to add a way to logout

  • it can help with switching accounts
  • testing networks

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silverback logout
silverback whoami # check what account is logged in and other details we have

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Include links to any open issues that must be resolved before this feature can be implemented.

@Ninjagod1251 Ninjagod1251 added the enhancement New feature or request label Aug 8, 2024
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it can help with switching accounts

The "workspaces" concept can help with switching between different contexts (such as personal vs. shared organization)

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testing networks

What do you mean by this?

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I might be understanding this wrong, but here is my thought process.

How do we know and how can switch from speolia clusters to mainnet?

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it can help with switching accounts

The "workspaces" concept can help with switching between different contexts (such as personal vs. shared organization)

can you elaborate on how it can be used?

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I might be understanding this wrong, but here is my thought process.

How do we know and how can switch from speolia clusters to mainnet?

In the future, clusters will support any number of a range of supported networks, up to a pte-specified limit of concurrently running networks based on paid configuration

Limitation of current alpha clusters

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it can help with switching accounts

The "workspaces" concept can help with switching between different contexts (such as personal vs. shared organization)

can you elaborate on how it can be used?

Imagine you have one personal workspace, and a few organization workspaces you are a member of for work use (e.g. ApeWorX, Yearn, etc.)

You can switch between them using the -c [WORKSPACE-NAME/]CLUSTER-NAME flag on supported commands

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