organize environments using groups --group|-g

[AllanOricil]

The inspiration came from Organizer and kubectl

The group identifies the company

sf auth:web:login -a foo -g bar => add environment to group
sf org:list -g bar => display all environments from group
sf auth:logout -g foo => logout from all environments in a group
sf org:delete -g foo => delete all environments in a group

It is like the namespace flag in kubectl.

A new env var called SF_DEFAULT_GROUP could be created in a way that -g|--group isn't required in every command.

Use cases:

1. I can use the same aliases for the main environments (dev, qa, prod)

This would be possible
group: customer_1
enviroments: dev, qa, prod (aliases)

group: customer_2
environments: dev, qa, prod (aliases)

Instead of
customer_1_dev
customer_2_dev

2. running sfdx force:org:display will no longer be necessary to determine the customer the environment belongs to
3. group scratch orgs from multiple devhubs
4. logout or delete all environments under the same group

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[AllanOricil]

@cristiand391 @WillieRuemmele @mshanemc can u turn this into a discussion

[AllanOricil]

I think I know an easy way to do this. Just don't would like to see if I could/should do it before I spend my time in it.

[cristiand391]

If someone is interested in something like this please comment about your use-cases, current workarounds and/or limitations.