Description of problem: Check rhc help info ,but don't have deployment(deployment-show/deployment-list/deployment-activate) commands info in the help. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhc build from fork_ami_origin_ui_82_894 fork_ami_origin_ui_82_894 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Run rhc -h 2.Run rhc deployment -h 3. Actual results: 1.[wsun@dhcp-8-229 ~]$ rhc -h Usage: rhc [--help] [--version] [--debug] <command> [<args>] Command line interface for OpenShift. Getting started: setup Connects to OpenShift and sets up your keys and domain create-app Create an application apps List all your applications cartridges List available cartridges add-cartridge Add a cartridge to your application set-env Set one or more environment variable(s) to your application logout End the current session Working with apps: tail Tail the logs of an application port-forward Forward remote ports to the workstation threaddump Trigger a thread dump for JBoss and Ruby apps snapshot Save the current state of your application locally git-clone Clone and configure an application's repository locally Management commands: account Display details about your OpenShift account alias Add or remove a custom domain name for an app app Commands for creating and managing applications authorization Show the authorization tokens for your account cartridge Manage your application cartridges domain Add or rename the container for your apps env Manages user-defined environment variables set on a given application member Manage membership on domains server Display information about the status of the OpenShift service. ssh SSH into the specified application sshkey Add and remove keys for Git and SSH Some management commands have nested actions - run 'rhc help <command>' for more info. See 'rhc help <command>' for more information on a specific command. You can see a list of all commands with 'rhc help commands'. See 'rhc help options' for a list of global command-line options and information about the config file. 2.[wsun@dhcp-8-229 ~]$ rhc deployment -h Showing commands matching 'deployment' deployment-show (also 'show-deployment', 'deployment show') ----------------------------------------------------------- Display details of the given deployment id. deployment-list (also 'deployments', 'list-deployment', 'deployment list') -------------------------------------------------------------------------- List all existing deployments of a given application. Check the 'rhc configure-app' command to configure how many deployments are preserved in history. deployment-activate (also 'activate-deployment', 'deployment activate') ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Switch between existing deployments. This command allows you to rollback from one deployment to a previous one or activate subsequent deployments. Check the 'rhc configure-app' command to configure how many deployments are preserved in history. Expected results: Should have deployment commands info(deployment-show/deployment-list/deployment-activate) in the help of rhc
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Verified it with rhc built from fork_ami_origin_ui_82_897 #rhc --help|grep deployment deployment Commands for deploying and managing deployments of an application # rhc help deployment Usage: rhc deployment <action> By default OpenShift applications prepare, distribute and activate deployments on every git push. Alternatively, an user may choose to disable automatic deployments and use this 'rhc deployment' set of commands to fully control the deployment lifecycle. Use these commands to deploy manually from a git reference or from a binary file, list and display deployments and also activate existing deployments. Check also 'rhc configure-app' to configure your application to deploy manually. List of Actions activate Activate an existing deployment list List the existing deployments of an application show Show details of the given deployment # rhc deploy [tab] deploy deploy-app deployment deployment-activate deployment-list deployments deployment-show # rhc help app |grep deploy deploy Deploy a git reference or binary file on an application