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Fix multi-team-awareness check in ArgoApp() helper #226

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NOTE: We'll need to update all multi-team and multi-instance aware components to pass base=<component-name> when calling this function.

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@simu simu force-pushed the fix/argo-app-team-aware branch from 217debd to e659d03 Compare February 21, 2025 14:30
NOTE: We'll need to update all multi-team and multi-instance aware
components to pass `base=<component-name>` when calling this function.
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