Closed AndrewCsoka closed 5 years ago
Which version of the CLI are you using? That's really odd behaviour that I haven't encountered ever before, not since I wrote the APIKey command! For reference, my output on (current) 0.4.4 is:
$ civo apikey help
Commands:
civo apikey add NAME KEY # Add the API Key 'KEY' using a label of 'NAME'
civo apikey current [NAME] # Either return the name of the current API key or set the current key to be the one wi...
civo apikey help [COMMAND] # Describe subcommands or one specific subcommand
civo apikey list # List all stored API keys
civo apikey remove NAME # Remove the API Key with a label of 'NAME'
Yeah I think it was an old version, but I don't have a record of what was previously installed. I've been on v0.4.2
for a while and I've checked again - the typo isn't present. Closing. Cheers
I'm guessing the following list should use
api_key
rather thana_p_i_key
?