⏲ Add upgrading of releases/demos/stacks to stackablectl #372

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13. NickLarsenNZ commented on Jul 2, 2025

    

    NickLarsenNZ

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    FYI, this is broken:

    stackablectl release upgrade --include commons dev

    This still upgrades all operators.

    Options:
      -i, --include <INCLUDED_PRODUCTS>
              List of product operators to upgrade
    

    (The help text could do with better wording. Is it a comma separated list?, or multiple -i args?)