Add --no-params flag to skip parameter fetching for actions that don't need it#177
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Add --no-params flag to skip parameter fetching for actions that don't need it#177
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…t need it Deployment actions like switch-traffic, kill-instances, and diagnose-deployment are purely operational and don't require application parameters. All scope actions (create, update, delete, etc.) deal with infrastructure, not app config. The flag is only added when the CLI supports it, preserving backward compatibility.
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Deployment actions like switch-traffic, kill-instances, and diagnose-deployment are purely operational and don't require application parameters. All scope actions (create, update, delete, etc.) deal with infrastructure, not app config. The flag is only added when the CLI supports it, preserving backward compatibility.