Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 61758
up2date-2.7.60-7.x.2 - bad-looking --usage
Last modified: 2015-01-07 18:55:30 EST
looks like --usage (calls to python-popt it appears, but I don't see python- popt in the component list to select it - ugh) intends to do the nice printing of options, indented, line-wrapped, etc. but the last line looks crappy :) [root@bp6 up2date_client]# up2date --usage Usage: up2date [--configure] [--src] [--nosrc] [--dbpath=<dir>] [--justdb] [-k STRING] [--nosig] [--nox] [--showall] [--solvedeps=<deps>] [--tmpdir=<directory>] [--version] [--show-channels] [--whatprovides=<deps>] [--channel=STRING] [--gpg-flags] [--nodownload] [OPTIONS] <packages>
Looks nice here. I don't see your problem. Are you sure you're up2date?
compare your up2date version to mine :) this slew of bugs are prob. just hiccup ones, just ones I wanted to make sure don't make it out.
hmm, looks okay to me. Fairly low priority either way ;-> I'll bounce it over to python-popt.
looks like it was just that my terminal width wasn't wide enough - anything narrower than 100 columns and the last line wraps (still on 7.3, up2date-2.7.86-7.x.3) Since the relevant line from wrapper.py is: argObj = clap.Clap(optionsTable, "[OPTIONS] <packages>", aliasing = 1) I'm going to tag this python-clap and see if it's fixable over there, but I'd tend to doubt it since the --usage output doesn't appear to be $COLUMNS-aware anyway - anyone can feel free to NOTABUG this - I may do so myself after another week of lingering :) fwiw, normal 7.3 box up2date-2.7.86-7.x.3 python-popt-0.8.8-7.x.2 python-clap-1.0.0-3
We are slowly migrating to a different command-line approach, python-popt will go away.