refactor: expose pipe-ability to command configuration#464
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Updated this to have slightly clearer identifier names. Unless the new names are an issue, I'll go ahead and merge this after CI completes. |
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I think this is one of the first steps we'll need to take in order to create a better setup for creating new commands/plugins. Now, contributors need only specify that their command can receive input from a pipe with the
receivesPipeoption set totrue, instead of modifying the array that used to explicitly contain each command that could receive input from a pipe.This cuts out one more spot where contributors need to make a modification.