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Profile prompt was used also to store new profile with a chosen name(or update existing one)
So for example, it would me allow to override "dogfood" profile with a new host even if I have already one.
With this change if I understand it correctly, it's not possible, right?
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Users can update the host used for a profile by passing
--hoston the CLI, so this would remove the prompt for hostname if the profile exists. My assumption is that people typically do not change the hostname for a profile; 99% of the time, they are reauthing to a host that they've already configured.