Support listing teams for a single project #1487
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The `team:list` (`teams`) command will now filter the teams list to those with access to the selected project, if any. The project is selected in the normal way, e.g. by `--project` (`-p`), or the current Git repository. Use the `--all` option to list all the teams in the organization. Add the `granted_at` column (`--columns +granted_at`) to see when the team was added to the project.
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The
team:list(teams) command will now filter the teams list to those withaccess to the selected project, if any. The project is selected in the normal
way, e.g. by
--project(-p), or the current Git repository.Use the
--alloption to list all the teams in the organization.Add the
granted_atcolumn (--columns +granted_at) to see when the team wasadded to the project.
This MR also adds a bit more local caching for organization data.