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"user-provided, via " looks like there's an error (in cf create-service) #46

Closed drnic closed 11 years ago

drnic commented 11 years ago

The "user-provided" option looks like there's an error:

$ cf create-service      
1: postgresql 9.2
2: redis 2.6
3: user-provided , via

This occurs on both my own CF deployment & on run.pivotal.io.

Can we change this to just be:

3: user-provided
shalako commented 11 years ago

I expect this will be fixed when we remove version and provider from response for several cf commands.

Currently we see this:

$ cf create-service 1: blazemeter n/a, via blazemeter 2: cleardb n/a, via cleardb 3: cleardb-dev n/a, via cleardb 4: cloudamqp n/a, via cloudamqp 5: cloudamqp-dev n/a, via cloudamqp 6: dummy n/a, via dummy 7: dummy-dev n/a, via dummy 8: elephantsql n/a, via elephantsql 9: elephantsql-dev n/a, via elephantsql 10: loadimpact n/a, via loadimpact 11: mongolab n/a, via mongolab 12: mongolab-dev n/a, via mongolab 13: newrelic n/a, via newrelic 14: newrelic-dev n/a, via newrelic 15: rediscloud n/a, via garantiadata 16: rediscloud-dev n/a, via garantiadata 17: sendgrid n/a, via sendgrid 18: sendgrid-dev n/a, via sendgrid 19: treasuredata n/a, via treasuredata 20: user-provided , via

We want to see this:

$ cf create-service 1: blazemeter 2: cleardb 3: cleardb-dev 4: cloudamqp 5: cloudamqp-dev 6: dummy 7: dummy-dev 8: elephantsql 9: elephantsql-dev 10: loadimpact 11: mongolab 12: mongolab-dev 13: newrelic 14: newrelic-dev 15: rediscloud 16: rediscloud-dev 17: sendgrid 18: sendgrid-dev 19: treasuredata 20: user-provided

drnic commented 11 years ago

Ok cool.

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On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Shannon Coen notifications@github.com wrote:

I expect this will be fixed when we remove version and provider from response for several cf commands. Currently we see this: $ cf create-service 1: blazemeter n/a, via blazemeter 2: cleardb n/a, via cleardb 3: cleardb-dev n/a, via cleardb 4: cloudamqp n/a, via cloudamqp 5: cloudamqp-dev n/a, via cloudamqp 6: dummy n/a, via dummy 7: dummy-dev n/a, via dummy 8: elephantsql n/a, via elephantsql 9: elephantsql-dev n/a, via elephantsql 10: loadimpact n/a, via loadimpact 11: mongolab n/a, via mongolab 12: mongolab-dev n/a, via mongolab 13: newrelic n/a, via newrelic 14: newrelic-dev n/a, via newrelic 15: rediscloud n/a, via garantiadata 16: rediscloud-dev n/a, via garantiadata 17: sendgrid n/a, via sendgrid 18: sendgrid-dev n/a, via sendgrid 19: treasuredata n/a, via treasuredata 20: user-provided , via We want to see this: $ cf create-service 1: blazemeter 2: cleardb 3: cleardb-dev 4: cloudamqp 5: cloudamqp-dev 6: dummy 7: dummy-dev 8: elephantsql 9: elephantsql-dev 10: loadimpact 11: mongolab 12: mongolab-dev 13: newrelic 14: newrelic-dev 15: rediscloud 16: rediscloud-dev 17: sendgrid 18: sendgrid-dev 19: treasuredata

20: user-provided

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