This looks great. I think we can actually exit the process if they choose "no" here (maybe we could add some message to explain why we need to exit, similar to this one). The follow-up prompt is intended to be used when the default CLI account is a prod one.

Ah gotcha ok. I can make that change, though IMO bringing up the prompt does seem helpful if they want to switch to a different sandbox or make a new one. Just seems like if someone ran the command they probably want to develop on one of their accounts. Is the preference always that they change the default account in these cases?

bringing up the prompt does seem helpful if they want to switch to a different sandbox or make a new one. Just seems like if someone ran the command they probably want to develop on one of their accounts. Is the preference always that they change the default account in these cases?

The main issue here is just that it's not possible to generate a sandbox account from another sandbox account. Creating a new sandbox requires you to have a prod account selected as the current default account. You make a request to the prod account to generate a sandbox account from that prod account. So it's not possible for us to create a new sandbox account if a sandbox account is currently selected as the default account.

So that's why it might be easier for us to exit the process here and maybe tell the user to switch accounts

@brandenrodgers Updated! Will now exit if you decline to use the sandbox