refactor(cli): always print errors when using the cli #3
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Prior to this change, `slick run` did not print any errors that were caused by the underlying run implementation, which required the user to use `go run` manually to find out what's wrong. This change fixes that, and also pipes the stderr of all commands into the OS' stderr which should help with debugging things. To achieve that, I abstracted the command logic and added the `commandOptions` type. I chose an options type over passing a `verbose` parameter directly, this keeps things more flexible and maintainable down the line.
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Summary
Prior to this change,
slick rundid not print any errors that were caused by the underlying run implementation, which required the user to usego runmanually to find out what's wrong.This change fixes that, and also pipes the stderr of all commands into the OS' stderr which should help with debugging things.
To achieve that, I abstracted the command logic and added the
commandOptionstype. I chose an options type over passing averboseparameter directly, to keep things more flexible down the line.