Description of problem: run 'rhc sshkey --help', there are typos in the displayed help infomation Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fork_ami_US2600_76 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. run 'rhc sshkey --help' Actual results: There are typos for the 'show' and 'update' actions Usage: rhc sshkey <action> Manage multiple keys for the registered rhcloud user. List of Actions update Deprecated. "remove" and "addd" instead. remove Remove SSH key from the user account list Display all the SSH keys for the user account show List the SSH key with the givne name add Add SSH key to the user account Global Options -l, --rhlogin login OpenShift login -p, --password password OpenShift password -d, --debug Turn on debugging --noprompt Do not ask for input --config FILE Path of a different config file -h, --help Display help documentation -v, --version Display version information -t, --trace Display backtrace when an error occurs Expected results: update Deprecated. "remove" and "add" instead. show List the SSH key with the given name Additional info:
*** Bug 854803 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Fixed in https://github.com/BanzaiMan/rhc/commit/befe88e4d798456c0030a76eefac1e3650c16480 and https://github.com/BanzaiMan/rhc/commit/6fb0602130888580b203fb3ccb027d941f270fce.
Should be fixed in fork_ami_US2600_90
Verifed on fork_ami_US2600_90 Steps: 1. run 'rhc sshkey --help' Result: Usage: rhc sshkey <action> Manage multiple keys for the registered rhcloud user. List of Actions list Display all the SSH keys for the user account update Deprecated. "remove" and "add" instead. remove Remove SSH key from the user account add Add SSH key to the user account show List the SSH key with the given name Global Options -l, --rhlogin login OpenShift login -p, --password password OpenShift password -d, --debug Turn on debugging --noprompt Do not ask for input --config FILE Path of a different config file -h, --help Display help documentation -v, --version Display version information -t, --trace Display backtrace when an error occurs