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Feature Request
Description
Deployment outputs (baseURL, graphQL endpoint, etc.) are shown once the application is deployed to your cloud provider of choice, but once you close the terminal window, the only way to see these outputs is by rerunning the deployment.
Possible Solution
Create a separate CLI command to see the current deployment status. For instance:
$ boos
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I hate manual tagging because, as everything tasked to a human being, the human factor brings inherent error.
Since we're all main -- maybe after the tests have passed?
NOTE: for each feature, a minor release should be used, and fix or minor branch, a patch release should be used instead.
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I would like to review the docs and explain also de concepts behind some decisions.
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