--help appears to be wrong or out of date

[dmd]

Most of the --help appears to be wrong or maybe out of date - almost every combination suggested by the help no longer works.

[kovetskiy]

Hi, that sounds a bit strange because the help message is auto-generated, could you provide some examples?

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[dmd]

Perhaps it's just confusingly worded? For example, I see:

  -T --triggers
    Search on zabbix triggers statuses. Triggers could be filtered using
    /<pattern> argument, for example, search and acknowledge all triggers in a
    problem state and match the word 'cache':
      zabbixctl -Tp /cache
 
 [...]


    -r --recent
      Show triggers that have recently been in a problem state.

This implies to me that I should be able to run:

ddrucker@weathertop:~$ zabbixctl -T -r
-r requires argument
Usage: