[Bug] Arguments cannot be used out of order, but do not report any error.

[askreet]

What are you really trying to do?

I am trying to use temporal operator namespace create to create a namespace in a remote cluster using --env.

Describe the bug

The following command works:

temporal operator namespace --env my-env create new-namespace-name

The following command silently ignores --env and uses the default localhost cluster:

temporal operator namespace create new-namespace-name --env my-env

Minimal Reproduction

1. Configure an env to point to a remote cluster.
2. Use the --env flag in the tail position. Watch it be ignored.

Environment/Versions

• OS and processor: M1 Mac
• Temporal Version: 0.10.5 (server 1.21.4) (ui 2.17.0)
• Are you using Docker or Kubernetes or building Temporal from source? Local CLI, docker Server and remove Server.

Additional context

FWIW, my preference would be for the tail position --env to work, but if it's not going to it should tell me it's an invalid flag or in an invalid position, rather than silently accepting it.

[lorensr]

my preference would be for the tail position --env to work

Mine as well!

[josh-berry]

This should be done in 0.12.