When using `remote-id` on commands that give WARNINGS, make note of it

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38/100
Issue type
Feature
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Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
python
Domain
cli

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Start by locating the CLI warning messages that mention replacing existing media and the command handling for remote-id. Trace how the source project is available in those commands; done means applicable warnings identify that project, with coverage for the affected warning behavior if tests exist.

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Description

If I'm making commands on projects that deal with live changes (e.g. commands that bring up warnings that include "This will replace ALL existing media"), I want the source project listed in this warning.

This would be particularly useful when working with remote-id commands that will be overriding settings of other projects.

This might be an edge case for power users, but more explicit warnings including scope would be helpful for users.

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