Bug 2055329

Description of problem:
Using the content-import command fails with "Could not import the archive.: No upstream organization was specified" even though the org was specified


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
7.0 snap 9 on rhel8.5

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Spin up 2 satellites (one for connected and one for disconnected)

On host satellite

2. Import a manifest
3. Set the RHEL download policy to "immediate" 
4. enable a few rhel repos (I used ansible 2.9 and tools6.10 for RHEL8)
5. Sync the repos on step 3
6. Create a custom repo and sync the custom yum repo
7. Create a cv and add the repos in steps 4 and 6
8. Publish the cv
9. Run the export command: hammer content-export complete version --id <version-id> --organization-id <id>

On client Satellite

10. Import a manifest that has rhel repos from step 4
11. Set RHEL download policy to "immediate"
12. Set "Subscription connection enabled" to "No"
13. In managed manifest -> CDN configuration -> air-gapped, click update to not use import/export
14. scp the exported dir created from step 9 into the /var/lib/pulp/import dir
15. run "chown -R pulp:pulp" in the imported dir
16. run import command: hammer content-import version --organization="Default Organization" --path '/var/lib/pulp/imports/<exported_dir>'
 
Actual results:
Could not import the archive.:
  Error: Unrecognised option '--parth'.

Expected results:
Import command should complete successfully.

Additional info:
The repos I used for this were "Red Hat Ansible engine 2.9" and "Red Hat Satellite Tools 6.10 for RHEL8" and a custom zoo repo.