While trying openshift today for the first time ( now that I figured that I can use it without dwelling into EC2 ), I first logged on the web console, created a domain, and then ran the command line. However, the default config file didn't specify any option , so I had to dig in the source code to just found how to set the default user. Could either : - a commented config file be shipped as documentation somehwere ? or - a commented config file be used as default ( with stuff like : # default_rhlogin = username so we can guess the parameter name ( cause neither "rhlogin", "login", or "username" where working I think some command line wizard to create the config file could also be a option ( like git config set, or something similar ).
Fixed in https://github.com/openshift/os-client-tools/pull/9 Might wait to pull the change until next sprint so it can get adequate testing
Scratch that, I made some better changes in this commit: https://github.com/openshift/os-client-tools/pull/10
As Michael said a commented config file be used as default ( with stuff like : # default_rhlogin = username But it hasn't still including "# default_rhlogin = username" in express.conf, See the contents of express.conf 1 # Remote API server 2 libra_server = 'openshift.redhat.com' 3 4 # Logging 5 debug = 'false' 6 7 # Timeout 8 #timeout = '10
Still working on this bug, I am making a US in our sprint tracker to make sure it get's adequate testing in an upcoming sprint. Sorry this has taken so long.
Did J5 merge bits of this, or is it still outstanding?
Can we close this?
Fixed as part of an earlier story