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Ref T12738. By default, we process Nuance commands in the background. The intent is to let the user continue working at full speed if Twitter or GitHub (or whatever) is being a little slow.
Some commands don't do anything heavy and can be processed in the foreground. Let commands choose to try foreground execution.
Threw complaints in the trash, saw them immediately go into the trash.
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mmm
Anecdotally, In T9530 we had a concept of "Actions" that users can take on Releases - e.g. "Move to the next phase in the cycle". We broadly wanted to use Harbormaster to allow defining these actions, and one of the issues I had there was that for some actions, the users expected them to happen inline, pretty much like here.