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Reintroduce --timeout with deprecation warning #208
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In a previous PR, we made a breaking change to the
--timeout
flag instead making it--timeout-ms
and using milliseconds instead of seconds. We appropriately bumped a minor version, however this tended to affect a lot of scripting across our organization and likely affects others, so retroactively I'm adding--timeout
back with a deprecation warning. Going forward when changing the CLI API, we'll be sure to deprecate features first to maintain compatibility and THEN remove them after two breaking change bumps.After this merges, we'll release
v0.7.1
with this change