Cross-project fleet references in CLI and YAML#3677
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Allow to reference imported fleets in the `fleets` property in run and profile configurations: ```yaml type: dev-environment ide: vscode fleets: - local - main/shared-1 - project: main # verbose syntax name: shared-2 ``` As well as in the `--fleet` CLI option: ```shell $ dstack apply -f run.dstack.yml --fleet main/shared-1 ``` Fleets specified without `project` are local to the run's project.
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Allow to reference imported fleets in the
fleetsproperty in run and profile configurations:As well as in the
--fleetCLI option:Fleets specified without
projectare local to the run's project.#3626