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Description of problem:
In the man page for 'subscription-manager' it says the following:
REPOS OPTIONS
The repos command lists all of the repositories that are available to a system. This command is
only used for organizations which have a locally-hosted content service of some kind, like Sub‐
scription Asset Manager. With Red Hat's hosted content service, there is only one central
repository.
I have been told that repos is not special, i.e. it doesn't require a "locally-hosted content service." In fact, I have seen it work with RHSM.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
subscription-manager-1.20.10-1.el7.x86_64
How reproducible:
100%
Steps to Reproduce:
1. man subscription-manager
2. /repos options
3. enter
Actual results:
text is wrong
Expected results:
text is not wrong
Additional info:
The man page is laid out well and very well written, but this wrong.
Thank you for opening the bug , we have moved this bug to RHEL 8 ( Bug 1920017 ) for addressing and due to the low severity nature of the bug we wont be able to ship a man page update in RHEL 7.
thanks,
Rehana
Description of problem: In the man page for 'subscription-manager' it says the following: REPOS OPTIONS The repos command lists all of the repositories that are available to a system. This command is only used for organizations which have a locally-hosted content service of some kind, like Sub‐ scription Asset Manager. With Red Hat's hosted content service, there is only one central repository. I have been told that repos is not special, i.e. it doesn't require a "locally-hosted content service." In fact, I have seen it work with RHSM. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): subscription-manager-1.20.10-1.el7.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. man subscription-manager 2. /repos options 3. enter Actual results: text is wrong Expected results: text is not wrong Additional info: The man page is laid out well and very well written, but this wrong.