Update 'tiger service fork' to output service info like 'tiger servic…#40
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Thanks. I had actually intended to do this in my PR, but then lost track of it.
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tiger service forkto output the service info in the same way thattiger service createwas updated to return it in #32.Note that there is currently some information missing from the output. I believe it's ultimately because the GraphQL query for making a fork is requesting different fields in the response than the GraphQL query for creating a service. I mentioned this before here, and it sounds like we will probably just update the create service and fork service REST API endpoints to use the same GraphQL query under the hood (they're both technically using the same
createServicemutation, and both already take aforkConfig). I plan to tackle that next week. UPDATE: fixed here.