feat(org): run commands against an organization - #13
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dpctlhad no organization awareness at all: it only ever saw your personal apps, and apps belonging to an organization were simply invisible.dpctl org list- marks the one in use with *dpctl org use acme- saves the resolved id to the session filedpctl org clear- back to your personal accountEvery request carries x-org-id while an organization is set. Two overrides for a single command or job:
--org <slug|name|id>, andDEPLOYPULSE_ORG_IDfor CI, where there's no session file to save to.--orgtakes priority over the environment variable, which overrides org use, so CI can switch context without rewriting the file you logged in with.dpctl loginnow asks which organization to use, once, if your account belongs to any. It asks nothing when--orgalready answered, when you belong to none, or when stdin isn't a terminal, so piped CI logins never block. A failure listing organizations doesn't fail the login and the access key has already been created by then.Resolution is tiered id → slug → name and refuses an ambiguous answer. Slugs are unique server-side but names are not: two orgs called "Acme Inc" get slugs acme and acme-2, and a single find() over all three fields could match the wrong one by name and quietly persist it.