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Looks like puls exec does not accept an instance name:
$ puls exec multinode pulsar-admin
stat /Users/.../.config/puls/instances/default/docker-compose.yml: no such file or directory
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replace the error with a clear, explanatory message
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That could be sth like:
default instance not found. Please create one first using puls create. Alternatively, you can specify an instance with the --instance flag
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In the case above, multinode is treated as a command and pulsar-admin as the command's argument.
The exec command allows to specify an instance by using the --instance argument. Another option is to use puls set-default-instance <instance_name> command.
Usage: puls exec [OPTIONS]
Options:
--instance <INSTANCE> Pulsar instance name
--cluster <CLUSTER> Cluster index, e.g. 0, 1, 2
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
I think the initial confusion comes from the exec command doesn't print help if no arguments were provided. It should be fixed.
Reported by @jak78
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