fix(cli): Fix project add not respecting --default flag - #949
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Thanks @ChelseaBradbury, nice catch
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When creating a project, I noticed that the
--defaultflag is not respected unless the project name is passed as an argument to the command. It tries to set the default project to the project's name, but it hasn't prompted for a project name yet, so it sets it to empty string.This fix produces what I assume is the intended behavior.