Release v2.1.0 · platformsh/legacy-cli

Update with composer global update

Changes since v2.0.7

Short option names: --project and --environment can now be abbreviated as -p and -e.
The platform build command has been improved:
- use the --copy option to build, copying (instead of symlinking) repository contents to the build (particularly useful for vanilla projects which define build hooks)
- the build command now no longer requires login to build a project.
- it can now be used to build outside the context of a project, with new --source and --destination options
- default Drush concurrency is back up to 4
- default DB host (for new Drupal builds) is 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost
All non-essential output now goes to stderr (while essential output still goes to stdout), for the same reasoning as this Composer issue. Still, the exit code should be checked (as 0) before relying on output.
Minor autocomplete improvements.
Minor testing improvements.

The platform init command has been improved: it now accepts a project ID via --project. So you can use init from repository even if it doesn't yet have a Platform.sh Git remote.
Everywhere a project is specified with --project, a --host can be specified too. This bypasses the projects list check and fetches the project information directly.
Added environment:set-remote: allows you to specify the remote environment for the local Git branch (if the branch names do not match).
Standard exit code of 2 if there is no project root.
Support for using an API token via the PLATFORMSH_CLI_API_TOKEN environment variable.
Proxy support via http_proxy and/or https_proxy environment variables.
A fix for building Composer-based projects on Windows.
Accommodate non-default document roots in platform drush.
Other minor fixes.