cli: add directory name as an argument to init cmd #3590
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* add directory-name as an argument to init command * change dev version to a const string
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This PR adds an argument for init command so that directory name can be passed as an argument instead of a flag. The usage now becomes:
instead of
The
--directoryflag has been marked as deprecated and can still be used, hence there are no breaking changes.