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Maybe a nit, or i've just seen the word "drain" too much for it to hold any meaning to me anymore...but can we change the help text from "will be drained" to "will be sent to your chosen destination" or something?
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Consistenly use
-for options across log drain creation commands.Make it more clear what the default behavior is in the help text, since Thor makes it confusing by including the
--no-versions for booleans.Alternatives would be to build Thor ourselves to get rid of it, or manage the default: true ourselves.