Can't provide extended argument on Cli call

[camlafit]

Hi

I try to use CLI on bash script. My purpose create an user.

As described on gitlab cli help (http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/gitlab/Gitlab/Client/Users#create_user-instance_method) , I define first argument as mail, and second with password.
But as described by https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/blob/master/doc/api/users.md I want add username and name required. To this I try to use last argument, an YAML option.

gitlab create_user "cam@example.com" "tototo" "---\n'username': camlafit\n---\'name': cam"

The script return an invalid YAML string because it's escaped.

How to do this ?

[asedge]

Try passing those options as a YAML Hash. For example:

gitlab create_user "cam@example.com" "tototo" "{username: camlafit, name: 'cam'}"

This worked on my development Gitlab server. One small issue I encountered was that the password you were trying to use was too short (8 char minimum).

[asedge]

Reopen if the solution provided does not work for you. Thanks!

[camlafit]

Hi

Thanks I've tried with an YAML hash (as described in documentation) but I've been this result :
Server responded with code 400, message: #<Gitlab::ObjectifiedHash:0x000000013353f0>. Request URI: https://example.com/api/v3/users

Then I've presume were a problem on my option.

I've tried as supossed with a password stronger and it's ok.

Do you think Is it possible to have a return more explicit ?

[asedge]

@camlafit Would you mind opening a new issue for this? The output could definitely be improved. Thanks!