feat: Enhance Workload Management with Bulk Deletion and 'All' Flag Support #53
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…oad management Enhanced the workload management CLI tool by adding the capability to pass a list of workloads for deletion. This update allows users to specify multiple workloads simultaneously, improving the deletion process's efficiency. The introduction of an 'all' flag enables the deletion of all workloads, enhancing the tool's flexibility and efficiency in managing GitOps workloads.
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Description of the Change
This change introduces a new feature in the workload management CLI tool that enables users to perform bulk deletion of workloads. With this update, users can now specify multiple workloads for deletion in a single command, which simplifies and accelerates the management process. Additionally, an 'all' flag has been introduced, allowing users to delete all workloads in one action. This enhancement aims to streamline the workload management process, making it more efficient and user-friendly.
Benefits
The primary benefit of this code change is the significant improvement in the efficiency and flexibility of the workload management process. Users can now delete multiple workloads simultaneously, reducing the time and effort required for individual deletions. The introduction of the 'all' flag further enhances this benefit by providing a quick and easy way to clear all workloads, which is particularly useful in scenarios where rapid environment cleanup is needed. Overall, this change makes the workload management more streamlined, efficient, and adaptable to various user needs.