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Deprecate 'add-cloud --replace'. #10281
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…eplace-26 juju#10281 ## Description of change 'add-cloud --replace' was an original way of updating existing cloud definitions locally. With the introduction of a more aligned conventionally 'update-cloud', the Juju original version is now redundant. This PR states that this option is deprecated and leads user to 'update-cloud'. It is intended to be removed in next major release. ## QA steps 1. 'juju help add-cloud' clearly messages that --replace option is deprecated. 2. when using --replace with add-cloud command (either interactive or non-interactive mode), users get notification: ``` $ juju add-cloud --replace canonistack WARNING 'add-cloud --replace' is deprecated. Use 'update-cloud' instead. ```
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…ce-27 #10282 ## Description of change Merge pull request #10281 from anastasiamac/deprecate-add-cloud-replace-26 #10281 'add-cloud --replace' was an original way of updating existing cloud definitions locally. With the introduction of a more aligned conventionally 'update-cloud', the Juju original version is now redundant. This PR states that this option is deprecated and leads user to 'update-cloud'. It is intended to be removed in next major release. ## QA steps 1. 'juju help add-cloud' clearly messages that --replace option is deprecated. 2. when using --replace with add-cloud command (either interactive or non-interactive mode), users get notification: ``` $ juju add-cloud --replace canonistack WARNING 'add-cloud --replace' is deprecated. Use 'update-cloud' instead. ```
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Description of change
'add-cloud --replace' was an original way of updating existing cloud definitions locally.
With the introduction of a more aligned conventionally 'update-cloud', the Juju original version is now redundant.
This PR states that this option is deprecated and leads user to 'update-cloud'. It is intended to be removed in next major release.
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