kubero-cli does not have a "--version" command, despite the README.md saying so?

[kastl-ars]

Dear maintainers,

despite the README.md stating so, it seems like the kubero-cli does not have a --version command.

I am currently packaging the CLI for openSUSE. The build works, the executable is, well, executable. Generating the shell completions works. The help command works, but does not mention a version command.

Using --version or version fails.

kubero version says:

$ kubero version
No config file found; using defaults
Error while loading credentialsConfig file: Config File "credentials" Not Found in "[/etc/kubero /home/kastl/.kubero]"
Error: unknown command "version" for "kubero"
Run 'kubero --help' for usage.
$

kubero --version says:

$ kubero --version
No config file found; using defaults
Error while loading credentialsConfig file: Config File "credentials" Not Found in "[/etc/kubero /home/kastl/.kubero]"
Error: unknown flag: --version
Usage:
  kubero [command] [args]

Aliases:
  kubero, kbr


Example:
  kubero install

Available Commands:

  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  config      Show your configuration
  create      Create a new pipeline and/or app
  dashboard   Opens the Kubero dashboard in your browser
  debug       Print debug informations
  down        Undeploy your pipelines and apps from the cluster
  fetch       Fetch your remote pipelines and apps to your local repository
  help        Help about any command
  install     Create a Kubernetes cluster and install all required components for kubero
  instance    List available instances
  list        List pipelines and apps
  login       Login to your Kubero instance
  tunnel      Create a tunnel to the cluster in NATed infrastructures [BETA] 
  up          Deploy your pipelines and apps to the cluster

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for kubero

Use "kubero [command] --help" for more information about a command.
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Could you have a look please?

Kind Regards,
Johannes

[faelmori]

Dear maintainers,

despite the README.md stating so, it seems like the kubero-cli does not have a --version command.

I am currently packaging the CLI for openSUSE. The build works, the executable is, well, executable. Generating the shell completions works. The help command works, but does not mention a version command.

Using --version or version fails.

kubero version says:

$ kubero version
No config file found; using defaults
Error while loading credentialsConfig file: Config File "credentials" Not Found in "[/etc/kubero /home/kastl/.kubero]"
Error: unknown command "version" for "kubero"
Run 'kubero --help' for usage.
$

kubero --version says:

$ kubero --version
No config file found; using defaults
Error while loading credentialsConfig file: Config File "credentials" Not Found in "[/etc/kubero /home/kastl/.kubero]"
Error: unknown flag: --version
Usage:
  kubero [command] [args]

Aliases:
  kubero, kbr


Example:
  kubero install

Available Commands:

  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  config      Show your configuration
  create      Create a new pipeline and/or app
  dashboard   Opens the Kubero dashboard in your browser
  debug       Print debug informations
  down        Undeploy your pipelines and apps from the cluster
  fetch       Fetch your remote pipelines and apps to your local repository
  help        Help about any command
  install     Create a Kubernetes cluster and install all required components for kubero
  instance    List available instances
  list        List pipelines and apps
  login       Login to your Kubero instance
  tunnel      Create a tunnel to the cluster in NATed infrastructures [BETA] 
  up          Deploy your pipelines and apps to the cluster

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for kubero

Use "kubero [command] --help" for more information about a command.
$

Could you have a look please?

Kind Regards, Johannes

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The fix is ​​on its way. Sorry for the delay in responding and adjusting something relatively as simple and important as this.

It will be fixed soon!

I hope it solves what you need.