Will Da Silva

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Manage Running Jobs from the Command Line

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Support `--store=keyring` in `meltano config`

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Add support in `meltano run` for select and exclude flags

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Replace custom 'activate' method and symlink injection with a `MELTANO_PATH` env var - or a modified `PATH` - for child processes

@aaronsteers The `PATH` env var for child processes would already probably have the proper Meltano executable unless it was invoked in a strange way. That approach will only work when...

Replace custom 'activate' method and symlink injection with a `MELTANO_PATH` env var - or a modified `PATH` - for child processes

> Agreed. But it seems reasonable that the user could either make sure that meltano is on PATH or otherwise seed MELTANO_PATH manually with the path to the Meltano executable....

Replace custom 'activate' method and symlink injection with a `MELTANO_PATH` env var - or a modified `PATH` - for child processes

@BuzzCutNorman It's true that if you can set the env vars for whatever is going to eventually call Meltano, this isn't a problem. You can just set `PATH` such that...

Replace custom 'activate' method and symlink injection with a `MELTANO_PATH` env var - or a modified `PATH` - for child processes

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feature: Track, aggregate, and print rowcount metrics at the end of each EL sync operation

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bug: YAML anchors/aliases are expanded when `meltano config ... set` is run

@menzenski I tried a few things to reproduce what you've described - having `meltano install` update the project YAML files. So far I've only been able to get it to...

Improve CLI command invocation performance

@tayloramurphy I don't believe I had such an issue, although I've talked about improving CLI performance in numerous places. There are still some relatively small tasks we can do to...