Fix container remote upstream name option #1685
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Thanks for opening this PR! Would you mind also adding |
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I modified the commit message. Is this what you had in mind? 😄 |
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Kind of. But, we can accept it as it is. 🪂 A description is not a commit message. For example, see this commit: e52fa5d. It was created like: |
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Ah. You prefer it in the commit message body instead of title. Got it. Hold on. 😉 |
The example code to create a container remote contains an argument that is incorrect: > Error: No such option: --upstream_name (Possible options: --upstream-name, --username) This commit modifies the underscore in the argument to a hyphen. That resolves the "No such option" error. [noissue]
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The example code to create a container remote contains an argument that is incorrect:
This commit modifies the underscore in the argument to a hyphen. That resolves the "No such option" error.