If this RFE is implemented, syntax usage with wildcards like the following is what I think would be useful:
subscription-manager list --available --productId=RH105*
subscription-manager list --consumed --productName="Awesome OS*"
subscription-manager list --consumed --contractNumber=1234* --productName="*Server*"
subscription-manager list --installed --status="Not Subscribed" 

However, the more I think about how to filter the subscription-manager list results, the more I believe piping the list results through grep gives the querying admin user what they really want.

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Adding filter options to only list --available to mirror the gui.

commit 756fbabe8262a18df054c8ee50431d82d9aa765f
Author: ckozak <ckozak>
Date:   Mon Sep 16 12:38:55 2013 -0400

    654501: add some filtering to list available

Version:
# subscription-manager version
server type: Red Hat Subscription Management
subscription management server: 0.8.29-1
subscription-manager: 1.10.4-1.el7
python-rhsm: 1.10.3-1.el7


Verification:
# subscription-manager list --help
Usage: subscription-manager list [OPTIONS]

List subscription and product information for this system

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --proxy=PROXY_URL     proxy URL in the form of proxy_hostname:proxy_port
  --proxyuser=PROXY_USER
                        user for HTTP proxy with basic authentication
  --proxypassword=PROXY_PASSWORD
                        password for HTTP proxy with basic authentication
  --installed           list shows those products which are installed
                        (default)
  --available           show those subscriptions which are available
  --all                 used with --available to ensure all subscriptions are
                        returned
  --ondate=ON_DATE      date to search on, defaults to today's date, only used
                        with --available (example: 2013-10-17)
  --consumed            show the subscriptions being consumed by this system
  --servicelevel=SERVICE_LEVEL
                        shows only subscriptions matching the specified
                        service level; only used with --available and
                        --consumed
  --no-overlap          shows pools which provide products that are not
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^         already covered; only used with --available
  --match-installed     shows only subscriptions matching products that are
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^     currently installed; only used with --available



The new filtering options perform as they are meant to be. They filter out content based on the option used and mimic the GUI.

They only work when used along with --available.

They bash-complete/tab-complete

They are listed in help options as shown above

No man page entry bug 1020522 opened


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