feat: update to @inquirer/prompts, use search for region select #908
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Updates from
inquirerto@inquirer/promptsand uses search for region select rather than a raw list.If you have a lot of regions, the region select can be tedious. I know you can specify files to reduce the regions available, but it's nice to not have to, especially when running interactively and combining requests from different files.
I used
fuzzysortfor the search because it's tiny, fast, has no dependencies, and provides all the functionality that we would reasonably need.I gave up on figuring out the magic incantation to make dynamic imports work with the new packages in tests. Instead, I just injected them so I could pass mocks for tests.