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fleetctl: support options --no-block, --block-attempts for destroy command #1666
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Huh. Great catch! LGTM |
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…mmand Apparently fleetctl destroy command has never supported both options --no-block and --block-attempts, although runDestroyUnit() tries to use the flags. Fix it by defining the options for cmdDestroy.
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Apparently fleetctl destroy command has never supported both options
--no-block
and--block-attempts
, althoughrunDestroyUnit()
tries to use the flags. Fix it by defining the options forcmdDestroy
.Note that it's not a regression caused by conversion into cobra. It has been just like that since the beginning. I just happened to find it out yesterday when I was working on #1664 .