Changes to Substrate commands in 2024.01

Syntax in 2023.12 and earlier	Syntax in 2024.01 and later	Notes
substrate --shell-completion	Bash and Z shell: . <(substrate shell-completion) Fish: . $(substrate shell-completion | psub)	Please see Configuring Substrate shell completion and update your shell configuration.
substrate accounts	substrate account list
substrate create-account	substrate account adopt substrate account create substrate account update	The three forms of substrate create-account have been split into their own commands for clarity. substrate account create will create and configure the account but exit with an error if the account already exists. substrate account adopt will bring an existing account under Substrate's management. substrate account update ensures an existing Substrate-managed account is properly configured and then runs Terraform as substrate create-account used to do.
substrate roles	substrate role list
substrate create-role	substrate role create
substrate delete-role	substrate role delete
substrate terraform	substrate terraform install
	substrate terraform	This new form of substrate terraform brings --domain (or -d) and --environment (or -e) to Terraform to simplify selecting the directory in which to run Terraform. For example, substrate terraform --domain www --environment staging --region us-west-2 plan is the same as terraform -chdir=root-modules/www/staging/default/us-west-2 plan. Bonus: Substrate's autocomplete works for --domain, --environment, --region, etc. and then gives way to Terraform's autocomplete for init, plan, apply, etc.
substrate root-modules	substrate terraform root-modules
substrate setup-cloudtrail	substrate setup cloudtrail
substrate setup-debugger	substrate setup debugger
substrate delete-static-access-keys	substrate setup delete-static-access-keys

In addition to these changes, Substrate 2024.01 switched to the POSIX standard of using two dashes to prefix long option names, i.e. -domain becomes --domain, etc.

Pass the --help option to any Substrate command to see the full details.