Add capacity provider strategy support #1111
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…ting and parsing the flag. i do not think that it will actually take appropriate action on the flags though
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Add capacity provider support via command line flags, in the same vein as the existing
target-groupssupport.Addresses #1089
Hi everyone, I have not made an open source contribution before, but we want to use capacity providers with our
ecs-cliimplementation, so I wrote it in. I have not added any tests: I have not written golang tests before.Enter
[N/A]in the box, if an item is not applicable to your change.Testing
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