docs: add long flag --grant-types in 5min tutorial #2650
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Thank you very much for your contribution to the documentation! Due to the way Docusaurus versioning works, you need to make the changes in two locations:
Without making them in both locations, the changes will most likely be lost when releasing another version. Thank you! :) |
Short flag like `-g` are handy in an interactive context when a veteran user has to type long commands again and again. Here, this tutorial is a entry point for someone discovering the `hydra` CLI and it's not obvious yet that it refers the to `--grant-types`. Also it's more consistent with the following snippet on the same page that uses `--grant-types` explicitly.
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Thanks for the hint. Code has been adjusted in the 2 locations now. |
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Hi
Short flag like
-gare handy in an interactive context when a veteran user has to type long commands again and again.Here, this tutorial is a entry point for someone discovering the
hydraCLI and it's not obvious yet that it refers the to--grant-types.Also it's more consistent with the following snippet on the same page that uses
--grant-typesexplicitly.Thanks