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When no resources are returned it would be helpful to tell the user what region they are in #404

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fernando-villalba opened this issue Apr 26, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #407

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I am not the first one to be confused that I couldn't find clusters with the CLI that I had created in the UI and thinking it may be an issue with the CLI when I first used it. That's because I was in the wrong region! It took me a while to figure this one out when it could have been easily avoided if the tool provided better feedback

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When no resources are found send an info message (to stderr) saying something like this:

% civo kubernetes ls 
No clusters found in region LON1. For a list of regions use the command civo region ls

(Or something like that)

That would indicate to the user on what region they are, so they don't get confused

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