Cannot unset the context JS domain

[Zambito1]

Observed behavior

When you have a JS domain specified in your context, Jetstream requests are made to $JS.<domain>.<endpoint>. You can override the domain specified in the context using --js-domain. For example, the nats stream ls command will make a request to $JS.foo.API.STREAM.LIST when your selected context is in the foo JS domain, but if you specify --js-domain=bar, it will make the request to $JS.bar.API.STREAM.LIST. There is currently no way to achieve the standard, unspecified domain behavior when using a context that has a specified JS domain.

Expected behavior

--js-domain='' should unset the JS domain of the context for the current command.

Server and client version

Client: v0.1.2-0.20250217122005-9e54943a82b2

Host environment

Ubuntu 24.10

Steps to reproduce

• Create and select a context with a Jetstream Domain specified
• Try to interface with access unspecified domain endpoints ($JS.<endpoint>) using the nats stream subcommands, without selecting another context

[Zambito1]

For context, the reason this is interesting to me is because I am trying to use --js-api-prefix, which I have discovered is incompatible with having a specified domain. They are incompatible because domains are a formalization of prefixes, so it doesn't make sense to have both set at the same time. This incompatibility makes being able to quickly unset the JS domain useful.