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Remove -t Shorthand for tkn task start --timeout Flag #743

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danielhelfand opened this issue Feb 18, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #751
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Remove -t Shorthand for tkn task start --timeout Flag #743

danielhelfand opened this issue Feb 18, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #751
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Following up on discussions in #741, the -t shorthand for --timeout should be saved in case a flag is added that will be more frequently used than --timeout. The shorthand should not be removed until v0.9.0 and there should be notice given to users that -t will no longer be available in v0.9.0.

A warning message should be added in v0.8.0 similar to what was done for #702. There should also be a mention in release notes for v0.8.0 about the removal of the shorthand.

Removing the shorthand itself will simply be about changing -t for tkn task start to a blank string as is done for tkn pipeline start. This change should not break any testing as part of the CI process, but it will require running make man and make docs to update documentation.

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