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This issue is about changing the current behavior in azd after a new environment is created. The current implementation is automatically setting the new environment as the default without asking user about it or without even telling user that the new environment has been set as the default.
A new user is surprised, for example, when running azd provision -e new-environment that the next call to azd will continue to use the new created environment, when the intention of using -e flag was to avoid explicitly calling azd env select another-environment.
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From the conversation in : #4561
This issue is about changing the current behavior in azd after a new environment is created. The current implementation is automatically setting the new environment as the default without asking user about it or without even telling user that the new environment has been set as the default.
A new user is surprised, for example, when running
azd provision -e new-environment
that the next call to azd will continue to use the new created environment, when the intention of using-e
flag was to avoid explicitly callingazd env select another-environment
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: