Warn the user that using -i/-u/-d will overwrite everything about their scenarios
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This is currently implemented only for scenarios as that is the case that is most confusing. Implementing this for duration overriding stages (for example) is possible, but it seems to not be nearly hit enough. Unfortunately due to too many of things of #883 and the way shorthand options are handled in particular, the code can't be in any Apply function with enough information to have a nice message. Fixes #2529
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Feature Description
Users are sometimes confused why using
-i,-uor/and-dworks the way it does. This includes both why does it suddenly not use theirexecfunction or why they don't use theenvthey have defined.While there are some indications that we no longer run the same scenarios, it likely will be nice to be more explicit.
p.s. forgot about
-sfor stages, as I never see it used 🤦Suggested Solution (optional)
On usage of any of the shortcut options - print a warning stating that this will completely overwrite the whole
options.scenariospossibly somewhere ink6/lib/executor/execution_config_shortcuts.go
Line 72 in c055402
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