Fix aliased plugin names #514
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Thanks for submitting the PR @koshatul .Could you please add tests too for them. |
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Added RSpec tests. Also the CONTRIBUTING.md file has some dud links. |
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Also fixed the RuboCop warnings on the spec files I modified. |
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What change does this introduce?
plugin_aliastodocker_plugin_enable_flags.--format='{{.PluginReference}}'to the plugin ls commands.Why make this change?
Current code assumes that plugin_name is the same as plugin_alias, even though plugin_alias is parameter.
What issues does this relate to?