It is a bit confusing at a quick glance but there is an explanation :)
I am thinking about how to make it more obvious but it really is not... The default for 'application', 'machine' and 'unit' is (= ) as opposed to (= "") like 'model' is because for this command, the arguments are not actually strings but a collection of strings, slices specifically.
I mean beyond being technically correct and doing something like (= []) - which is cumbersome as well, I do not know how to make it more explicit and less confusing... Suggestions are welcome :)
And, yes, no-browser-login is set to 'false' by default so the user will have a browser login unless this option is provided/set to true. If you have a suggested wording change, we are happy to change the wording.
It is a bit confusing at a quick glance but there is an explanation :)
I am thinking about how to make it more obvious but it really is not... The default for 'application', 'machine' and 'unit' is (= ) as opposed to (= "") like 'model' is because for this command, the arguments are not actually strings but a collection of strings, slices specifically.
I mean beyond being technically correct and doing something like (= []) - which is cumbersome as well, I do not know how to make it more explicit and less confusing... Suggestions are welcome :)
And, yes, no-browser-login is set to 'false' by default so the user will have a browser login unless this option is provided/set to true. If you have a suggested wording change, we are happy to change the wording.