"-cl" is not valid with some shells (e.g. Fish)

[shayne]

Pass "-l" for login and "-c" for command, separately

[jasonm23]

Good catch

[kasper]

@shayne Thanks! 👍

@jasonm23 In the future, we should probably enforce the Contribution guidelines a bit more. I would like all pull requests that fix bugs or add new features to document the changes not only to the API, but Changelog as well (4.). This will make it easier to follow the changes on the master branch and not miss any potential Changelog notes. These should follow the existing categories and format for Changelog notes.

[jasonm23]

Noted. This should be added to the Changelog for sure, my apologies.

On 30 Nov 2015, at 7:58 AM, Kasper Hirvikoski notifications@github.com wrote:

@shayne Thanks!

@jasonm23 In the future, we should probably enforce the Contribution guidelines a bit more. I would like all pull requests that fix bugs or add new features to document the changes not only to the API, but Changelog as well (4.). This will make it easier to follow the changes on the master branch and not miss any potential Changelog notes. These should follow the existing categories and format for Changelog notes.

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[kasper]

@jasonm23 No need to apologise! I’ve let this past a couple of times myself. It’s good do discuss these along the way. :)

[jasonm23]

We can do adv. filtering on github issues. So we can collect PR/Issues closed within a time range btw.

No need to worry about forgetting them.

On 30 Nov 2015, at 8:47 AM, Kasper Hirvikoski notifications@github.com wrote:

@jasonm23 No need to apologise! I’ve let this past a couple of times myself. It’s good do discuss these along the way. :)

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[kasper]

@jasonm23 Sure, I’m just a very careful and organised person. As you might have noticed. :)

[jasonm23]

: ) me too, in theory

On 30 Nov 2015, at 6:43 PM, Kasper Hirvikoski notifications@github.com wrote:

@jasonm23 Sure, I’m just a very careful and organised person. As you might have noticed. :)

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