Patrick Dawkins

I see. It is cached permanently, unless you run `platform clear-cache`... still I guess that's not quite enough. > I like to do something like ssh project.environment, and know that...

If you have the 'shell aliases' installed (see the README) this could be as easy as: ``` sh platform checkout [branch] && plgit pull ``` ... which is only 7...

This kind of seems like it should be a feature request for Git. The CLI is just reprinting Git's output there.

Also note that Git is not actually showing you how far you are behind the _remote_. It's showing you how far you are behind your own local copy of the...

OK, that sounds possible and useful.

Just FYI in the meantime, the detection is based on either: 1. A file named `.platform/local/project.yaml` containing `id: yourProjectId` 2. A Git remote named `origin` or `platform`, which is a...

Ok. I think you can also update the default through `project:info default_domain example.com`

Thanks, this makes sense. > The Platform CLI however, when generating aliases, assumes that aliases should go in `~/.drush`, and it also generates a `~/.drush/drush.yml` (overwriting what is already there)....

Ah right, yes, it's modifying the YAML, but it can't preserve comments.

Theoretically none of the `Host` lines should be necessary, because the SSH manual says: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?ssh_config(5) > **Include** directive may appear inside a **Match** or **Host** > block to perform conditional...