-s SHELL, --shell SHELL
Specify the shell that should run the application.
Only used for upstart.
-u USER, --user USER
Specify the user the application should be run as.
-a APP, --app APP
Specify the name of the application you are going to export.
-c process=num,process=num, --concurrency process=num,process=num
Specify the number of each process type to run.
-p N, --port N
Specify which port to use as the base for this application.
Should be a multiple of 1000.
-l DIR, --log DIR
Specify the directory to place process logs in.
OTOH, the built-in help says:
$ honcho help export
...
-a APP, --app APP alternative app name (default: honcho)
-l DIR, --log DIR directory to place process logs in (default:
/var/log/APP)
-p N, --port N
-c process=num,process=num, --concurrency process=num,process=num
number of each process type to run. (default: None)
-u USER, --user USER user the application should run as (default: None)
-s SHELL, --shell SHELL
the shell that should run the application (default:
/bin/sh)
They are close, but there are some subtle differences.
readthedocs says of --shell: "Only used for upstart" (which isn't true). The help doesn't (more accurate).
The help doesn't have a description for the -p/--port option. readthedocs is better here (unless the "Should be a multiple of 1000" bit isn't true, which I didn't verify).
readthedocs version is more verbose. All option descriptions start with "Specify..."
listed in different order (this isn't so important, except that it makes it a little hard to check whether they match each other
https://honcho.readthedocs.org/en/latest/export.html has:
OTOH, the built-in help says:
They are close, but there are some subtle differences.
--shell
: "Only used for upstart" (which isn't true). The help doesn't (more accurate).-p
/--port
option. readthedocs is better here (unless the "Should be a multiple of 1000" bit isn't true, which I didn't verify).