| 2017-11-01 12:40:32 |
Nick Veitch |
description |
The help for the juju show-offer command states the usage as:
juju show-offer [options]
in fact, the usage should be
juju show-offer [options] [<controller>:][<user>/][<model>.]<endpoint>
or similar. |
[updated description to include points from additional comments]
The help for the juju show-offer command states the usage as:
juju show-offer [options]
in fact, the usage should be
juju show-offer [options] [<controller>:]<offer URL>
Additionally, the help text includes some examples which no longer actually work. Suggest replacing with:
Usage: juju show-offer [options] [<controller>:]<offer url>
Summary:
Shows extended information about the offered application.
Options:
-B, --no-browser-login (= false)
Do not use web browser for authentication
-c, --controller (= "")
Controller to operate in
--format (= tabular)
Specify output format (json|tabular|yaml)
-o, --output (= "")
Specify an output file
Details:
This command is intended to enable users to learn more about the
application offered from a particular URL. In addition to the URL of
the offer, extra information is provided from the readme file of the
charm being offered.
Examples:
To show the extended information for the application 'prod' offered
from the model 'default' on the same Juju controller:
juju show-offer default.prod
The supplied URL can also include a username where offers require them. This will be given as part of the URL retrieved from the
'juju find-offers' command. To show information for the application
'prod' from the model 'default' as the user 'admin':
juju show-offer admin/default.prod
To show the information regarding the application 'prod' offered from
the model 'default' on an accessible controller named 'controller':
juju show-offer controller:default.prod
See also:
find-offers |
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