Currently, -l lists mirrors indexed, and -b just lists the first one and -a selects that first one.
It has happened to me that I want to use 2 or 3, for example, but am constrained to copy and paste the URL and us -c
IMHO, if there was an option akin to -l which prompted for and expected an int as input would then configure the selected one.
-c cannot take an int reliably, as the list of the last l run is not guaranteed to be the same when you run with c but you could bind this to -cl (or -lc) reliably, meaning change based on a list, or of course use a whole new option like C for interactive change which dumps then output of -l then prompts for an int to select one of them and once entered configures it.
Given the ease with which an int can be mis-typed or selected a confirmation step may be warranted, printing the URL selected and asking for confirmation.
Currently,
-llists mirrors indexed, and-bjust lists the first one and-aselects that first one.It has happened to me that I want to use 2 or 3, for example, but am constrained to copy and paste the URL and us
-cIMHO, if there was an option akin to
-lwhich prompted for and expected an int as input would then configure the selected one.-ccannot take an int reliably, as the list of the lastlrun is not guaranteed to be the same when you run withcbut you could bind this to-cl(or-lc) reliably, meaning change based on a list, or of course use a whole new option likeCfor interactive change which dumps then output of-lthen prompts for an int to select one of them and once entered configures it.Given the ease with which an int can be mis-typed or selected a confirmation step may be warranted, printing the URL selected and asking for confirmation.