Story #987
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As a user, I would like the repo 'list' command to behave like 'search'
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Description
These commands give the ability to have a slightly different 'list' view of ALL your repo records.
pulp-admin rpm repo list
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details
pulp-admin rpm repo list --fields
pulp-admin rpm repo list --all
pulp-admin rpm repo list --summary
If I wish to only view a single record, I can do the following.
pulp-admin rpm repo search --str-eq="id=my-repo"
but will not show me info contained in --details
The 'pulp-admin rpm repo search' command has a rich set of filter options.
https://pulp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/user-guide/general-reference.html#criteria
As a user, I would like to apply these same filters to the detailed list information that describes the repo itself and not just the data about the rpms within the repo.
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details --str-eq="id=my-repo"
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details --str-eq="Last Publish=2015-04-22T19:58:38Z"
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details --before="Last Publish=2015-04-22T19:58:38Z"
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details --after="Last Publish=2015-04-22T19:58:38Z"
pulp-admin rpm repo list --details --fields=id,feed
Updated by bmbouter about 5 years ago
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - WONTFIX
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