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LGTM.
Indeed upload_completion might not be the best... maybe trigger-notifications (because that's ultimately what we want to do). But I suppose if you think "we're letting Codecov know we completed our uploads" is not too bad.
I also think it would be better to have consistency between the api endpoint and the CLI command.
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creating new command that tells codecov that the user has finished uploading and now wants to get notifications - notifications is part of the api endpoint, not related to this change specifically
side note: I feel that 'upload-completion' is not a very descriptive name to what we're trying to do here. Do you think we can name it in a more descriptive way? Let me know if you have better ones