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However, for local development you really want to know the generated source name to connect the Hookdeck CLI to which is buried in the middle of the output.
Suggest: reduce the output and only show in verbose mode. By default just show:
The Hookdeck Source URL
The Hookdeck Source name
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In this case, though, you couldn't use that URL with the CLI. In general, the URL itself can't really be used without the middleware so it's unclear to me why we would even print it. What's the workflow you picture here?
The present output is something like the following, which is very verbose:
The Hookdeck URL is reasonably prominent:
However, for local development you really want to know the generated source name to connect the Hookdeck CLI to which is buried in the middle of the output.
Suggest: reduce the output and only show in verbose mode. By default just show:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: