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today wsk action invoke is asynchronous and one must do -b or -r to get a blocking activation --- it seems that almost always when developing and testing the common case is for a blocking invoke.
should we flip the default and add -a for async?
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correct -b and -r are preserved (-r still makes sense anyway because it produces a different out than -b) and a new flag --async|-a for the async case.
today
wsk action invoke
is asynchronous and one must do-b
or-r
to get a blocking activation --- it seems that almost always when developing and testing the common case is for a blocking invoke.should we flip the default and add
-a
for async?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: