Implement alias command with local and API-connected modes #532
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- Add new 'alias' command to CLI with --flag-key flag for local mode - Create AliasOptions struct with conditional validation logic - Implement GenerateAliases function supporting both modes: - Local mode: generates aliases for single flag key without API - API mode: fetches all flags from LaunchDarkly and generates aliases - Add InitYAMLForAlias to handle configuration without strict preconditions - Default dir to current working directory when not specified - Add comprehensive tests for alias options validation - Update existing tests to reflect new dir defaulting behavior The alias command now works in two modes: 1. Local: ld-find-code-refs alias --flag-key my-flag 2. API: ld-find-code-refs alias --accessToken <token> --projKey <project>
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The alias command now works in two modes:
ld-find-code-refs alias --flag-key my-flagld-find-code-refs alias --accessToken <token> --projKey <project>