> All of these replacement commands dry run by default
Same here. In addition if there's never a use case for running in production (e.g. at one point we had a command that reset a dev environment to a clean slate) then the command will actually specifically check for the production environment and refuse to run as an extra failsafe.
Same here. In addition if there's never a use case for running in production (e.g. at one point we had a command that reset a dev environment to a clean slate) then the command will actually specifically check for the production environment and refuse to run as an extra failsafe.