Use new config commands

[NickCao]

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• Refactor
  • Updated command syntax for listing configurations for clients and exporters, ensuring consistency while retaining the existing functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the command invocations in the action.yml file. The previous commands, "jmp client list-configs" and "jmp exporter list-configs", have been replaced with "jmp client config list" and "jmp exporter config list" respectively. These syntactical updates occur in three instances, affecting sections where configurations are listed after creating clients and exporters and after loading exporter YAML files. No changes to error handling or public exports were introduced.

Changes

File	Change Summary
action.yml	Updated command invocations: replaced "jmp client list-configs" with "jmp client config list" and "jmp exporter list-configs" with "jmp exporter config list" in three sections.

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Watching new commands take a graceful flight.
From old "list-configs" to "config list" so neat,
I skip along with every line I meet.
Code carrots crunching—oh, what a delight! 🐇

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

action.yml (2)

107-108: Updated Command Invocation Syntax in Deployment Step

The initial update changes the old commands (e.g., "jmp client list-configs") into the new syntax "jmp client config list" and "jmp exporter config list". This update aligns with the PR objective "Use new config commands." Please verify that downstream tooling and documentation reflect the updated command syntax.

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139-140: Consistent Update of Command Syntax

The same new command strings are repeated here later in the file, ensuring consistency across deployment steps. Confirm that these command changes are fully compatible with all client and exporter invocations and update any references in documentation if necessary.

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