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Linux binary doesn't handle top level commands as documentation #273
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Sorry for the confusion. We're in the middle of releasing 1.0, but have been delayed - the current docs are for the upcoming version. |
@rbren Is there any date expected for 1.0.0? I wait desperately as I celebrate you for the customChecks, even use them already in Dashboard but can not use them with CLI. |
Hopefully soon! Ideally it will be in the next two weeks, but we're still finding some minor performance regressions etc that we want to squash first. If you want, you can use |
@rbren Do you have a release date? I am so badly looking forward to enable our custom check webhook ⚔️ Devs will hate me 😃 Btw |
Almost there! #300 Just need to merge one more breaking change. |
1.0.0 released! |
Works perfectly, cheers! |
Installation Process
Downloaded and untar'd the tar and placed binary in path. Mint Linux 19.3
Polaris Version
Expected Behavior
The documenation (Usage) describes running top level commands without dashes like this:
Actual Behavior
On Linux this just runs
audit
:To run
version
(orhelp
/dashboard
etc...) you need to add dashes:I am not sure how it acts on Mac, but I think it may be a build config missing in the Linux binary?
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