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command to check current user in lakectl #8322
command to check current user in lakectl #8322
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♻️ PR Preview 0ba8d31 has been successfully destroyed since this PR has been closed. 🤖 By surge-preview |
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Thanks!Thanks!
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User ID: esti |
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Do we need this file too?
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Not really, only in case we solve the esti email issue. We could add it when that happens
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A cool improvement! thank you!
@ItamarYuran @arielshaqed why is this a top level command? Why not put it under auth? |
Closes #8313
Change Description
Added functionality to check the user currently configured in lakectl
Background
see #8313
New Feature
The new command prints the user info. The info consists of user id, email (only in case exists) and user creation date
Testing Details
Added tests esti tests to check both cases of existing and non existing email
Additional info