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TODO
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- add local variable support that can be interpolated into commands
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- keep track of previous command outputs for last command, and any previous command with target list and command line
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- Allow any given command to be tagged with a label, and the outputs would be stored in the output dictionary under that name (for scripting);
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we assign a default name to it, and are able to refer to it based on either the label, or how many commands back it was;
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- scripts entire output is stored as one label, but also
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- add commands to show the list of captured outputs, along with the commands and targets
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- add commands to search captured outputs
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- add commands to search captured outputs and put them into a variable that can be used for /target etc.
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- calling commands and aliases from command line (e.g. multiball -t <targets> -c <command>)
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- tagging and filtering commands (so `noupgrade` gets a tag, and we can filter them)
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- saving the last host set in a .file
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- allow server groups / server labels
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- add 'watch' to run a command repeatedly until it succeeds (interruptable)
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- add the number of servers for each group of services too
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- notice when you don't sudo in front of command and it errors and ask you if you meant to sudo
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- autocomplete for environment variable names (requires heirarchical completer)
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- implement target aliases (-filteralias) which gives a label to an argument to -hosts
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- ad-hoc host groupings with assigned names, and a host grouping stack
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- allow scripts that use -safe to prompt for safety / restore safety after running
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- implement various commented commands in the command list
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- implement interactive alias system
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- Catch more exceptions in fabtools, and also add retries
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- Make the runner aware of multiple commands so that it can combine outputs and make 'overall success' or 'overall failure'
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- make C-c break the connections not the program
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- make a /summary command that *only* outputs the summary of a remote command, not the stdout/stderr
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