Present aliases as a dedicated column in 'multipass find'

[markshuttle]

The layout of this list is jarring:

core                 Ubuntu Core 16                  20180419
14.04                Ubuntu 14.04 LTS                20181203
   (or: t, trusty)
16.04                Ubuntu 16.04 LTS                20181207
   (or: x, xenial)

Would it work to add a column for the aliases?

core                            Ubuntu Core 16                  20180419
14.04                t, trusty  Ubuntu 14.04 LTS                20181203
16.04                x, xenial  Ubuntu 16.04 LTS                20181207

[markshuttle]

Looking at the output of 'find' I think we want the columns to be:

Image Aliases Version Description

So, like this:

Image  Aliases    Version   Description
core              20180419  Ubuntu Core 16                  
14.04  t, trusty  20181203  Ubuntu 14.04 LTS                
16.04  x, xenial  20181207  Ubuntu 16.04 LTS                

[Saviq]

The problem is the current LTS, it has a lot of aliases:

Image  Aliases                          Version   Description
core                                    20180419  Ubuntu Core 16                  
14.04  t, trusty                        20181203  Ubuntu 14.04 LTS                
16.04  x, xenial                        20181207  Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
18.04  b, bionic, default, lts, ubuntu  20181206  Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

But this being the extreme case, maybe it's ok? What do you think @matthewpaulthomas?

[markshuttle]

I don't think MPT should have to save anybody from sloppy tagging practices ;)

[markshuttle]

't' is a totally unhelpful tag. It's just lazy.
The idea of a 'default' should be hardcoded in the application, not be a tag.
The idea of an LTS should be hardcoded in the application, not be a tag.
The idea of Ubuntu should be hardcoded in the application, not be in a tag.
I think you'll find that helps.