Minor cli ux thing I noticed: I forget when

list

is a command and when it is a flag, e.g.

meltano select --list --all PLUGIN_NAME

vs

meltano config PLUGIN_NAME list

What's your sense on what a better interface for this would be? It feels like it makes sense to me b/c

select

is a verb and the flag overrides the default behavior of the command, while

config

is a noun and the

list

command is verbing the noun.

Both selection and configuration have write and read operations.

meltano select

is the write operation unless you use a flag, whereas

meltano config

requires an operation (

config set

vs

config list

).

select

is used as a verb but

config

is used as a noun. Both paradigms have their pros and cons. Just pointing out the discrepancy.