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implement --fields ^x,y,z to remove fields from the default list #21

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ryran opened this Issue Nov 3, 2016 · 1 comment

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@ryran ryran changed the title from implement --fields -x,y,z to remove fields from the default list to implement --fields ^x,y,z to remove fields from the default list Nov 3, 2016

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$ rhsecapi --help | grep -A5 -- --fields
  -f, --fields FIELDS   Comma-separated fields to be displayed (default:
                        threat_severity, public_date, bugzilla,
                        affected_release, package_state); optionally prepend
                        with plus (+) sign to add fields to the default (e.g.,
                        '-f +iava,cvss3') or a caret (^) to remove fields from
                        the default (e.g., '-f ^bugzilla,threat_severity')
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ryran commented Nov 3, 2016

$ rhsecapi --help | grep -A5 -- --fields
  -f, --fields FIELDS   Comma-separated fields to be displayed (default:
                        threat_severity, public_date, bugzilla,
                        affected_release, package_state); optionally prepend
                        with plus (+) sign to add fields to the default (e.g.,
                        '-f +iava,cvss3') or a caret (^) to remove fields from
                        the default (e.g., '-f ^bugzilla,threat_severity')

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