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fix(compose): make sure any flags defined for compose up also exist for compose down #102
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…or compose down When compose calls the model provider, the same arguments are passed to both compose up and compose down. Unless compose down supports any flag supported by compose up, some of these flags will cause a parsing error and cause compose down to fail. To fix this, move the flag setup to a dedicated type and function that can be shared by both commands. Signed-off-by: Alberto Garcia Hierro <[email protected]>
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Have you encountered an issue wrt this change @fiam? I've been told that ⬇️ .
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When compose calls the model provider, the same arguments are passed to both compose
up and compose down. Unless compose down supports any flag supported by compose up, some
of these flags will cause a parsing error and cause compose down to fail.
To fix this, move the flag setup to a dedicated type and function that can be shared
by both commands.
Signed-off-by: Alberto Garcia Hierro [email protected]