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Refactor handle lean-cli commands for live deployments (#6527)
* handle multiple command files

* remove default useage

* add tests for verify files are read in order

* add comment

* change reuslt file name

* add comment

* liquidate using given symbol values

* remove redundant

* accept ticker, market, security type to build symbol, to be used by CLI commands

* use null leverage

* symbol can be null if ticker, market, security type values are provided

* reject the default value of security type

* cleanup

* cleanup

* check if status is not invalid

* cleanup

* abstraction to remove duplication

* fix name

* address reviews

* use counter

* add test to validate symbol/ticker agrumnets

* remove hardcoded values
2022-08-12 18:12:33 -03:00
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