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Description of problem:
hammer repository update's option flag download-policy tell the user that they need to pass the argument with html code tags.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
6.2 Compose 1
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create or enable a repository
2. Attempt to update the repo's download-policy (hammer repository update --id 1 --download-policy on_demand)
3. View results
Actual results:
Could not update the repository:
Error: option '--download-policy': value must be one of '<code>immediate</code>', '<code>on_demand</code>', '<code>background</code>'
Expected results:
hammer accepts the arguments without the html tags
this seems to be an issue across all hammer commands, the help descriptions seem to use pre-formatted text.
other examples:
`hammer os create --help`:
...
--os-parameters-attributes OS_PARAMETERS_ATTRIBUTES OS' parameters (array or indexed hash)
...
`hammer user create --help`
...
--locale LOCALE User's preferred locale
Possible value(s): '<code>ko</code>', '<code>zh_CN</code>', '<code>ca</code>', '<code>pt_BR</code>', '<code>ru</code>', '<code>sv_SE</code>', '<code>gl</code>', '<code>de</code>', '<code>zh_TW</code>', '<code>it</code>', '<code>ja</code>', '<code>en_GB</code>', '<code>es</code>', '<code>en</code>', '<code>fr</code>'
...
--timezone TIMEZONE User's timezone
Possible value(s): '<code>UTC</code>', '<code>International Date Line West</code>', '<code>Midway Island</code>', '<code>American Samoa</code>', '<code>Hawaii</code>', '<code>Alaska</code>', '<code>Pacific Time (US & Canada)</code>', '<code>Tijuana</code>', '<code>Mountain Time (US & Canada)</code>', '<code>Arizona</code>', ... '<code>Samoa</code>'
-h, --help print help