Closed as not planned
Description
Currently, the CLI lets you log in as many times as you wish even though you're already logged in.
I think the CLI shouldn't let you do that or at least tell you that you're already logged in as a "warning".
Something like, "your Coder CLI is already authenticated as phorcys @ https://coder.domain.tld".
This occurs to me whenever I go back to use coder on a machine I don't use frequently, I never know if I'm logged in or not.
I think there could also be a coder whoami
command letting you know what user you're connected with, on what instance and how long your authentication will be valid.
I would like this because I go between my own instance and the dogfood instance, that feature would be pretty handy.
PS C:\Users\Phorcys> coder login https://coder.domain.tld
Your browser has been opened to visit:
https://coder.domain.tld/cli-auth
> Paste your token here: [...]
> Welcome to Coder, phorcys! You're authenticated.
PS C:\Users\Phorcys> coder login https://coder.domain.tld
Your browser has been opened to visit:
https://coder.domain.tld/cli-auth
> Paste your token here: [...]
> Welcome to Coder, phorcys! You're authenticated.
Coder v2.4.0+d19a762
cc: @matifali