Merge pull request #894 from SoftLayer/issues852-2

Fixed help message for vs create.

Author: allmightyspiff

plugin/commands/virtual/create.go

@@ -73,9 +73,7 @@ func NewCreateCommand(sl *metadata.SoftlayerCommand) (cmd *CreateCommand) {
 	cobraCmd := &cobra.Command{
 		Use:   "create",
 		Short: T("Create virtual server instance"),
-		Long: T(`${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create [OPTIONS]
-	
-EXAMPLE:
+		Long: T(`EXAMPLE:
    ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413
 	This command orders a virtual server instance with hostname is myvsi, domain is ibm.com, 4 cpu cores, 4096M memory, located at datacenter: dal10,
 	operation system is UBUNTU 16 64 bits, 2 disks, one is 100G, the other is 1000G, and placed at public vlan with ID 413.

plugin/i18n/v2Resources/active.en-US.json

@@ -326,9 +326,6 @@
   "${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs capture IDENTIFIER [OPTIONS]\n\t\nEXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs capture 12345678 -n mycloud --all --note testing\n   This command captures virtual server instance with ID of 12345678 with all disks into an image named \"mycloud\" with note \"testing\".": {
     "other": "${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs capture IDENTIFIER [OPTIONS]\n\t\nEXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs capture 12345678 -n mycloud --all --note testing\n   This command captures virtual server instance with ID of 12345678 with all disks into an image named \"mycloud\" with note \"testing\"."
   },
-  "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413\n\tThis command orders a virtual server instance with hostname is myvsi, domain is ibm.com, 4 cpu cores, 4096M memory, located at datacenter: dal10,\n\toperation system is UBUNTU 16 64 bits, 2 disks, one is 100G, the other is 1000G, and placed at public vlan with ID 413.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --test\n\tThis command tests whether the order is valid with above options before the order is actually placed.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --export ~/myvsi.txt\n\tThis command exports above options to a file: myvsi.txt under user home directory for later use.": {
-    "other": "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413\n\tThis command orders a virtual server instance with hostname is myvsi, domain is ibm.com, 4 cpu cores, 4096M memory, located at datacenter: dal10,\n\toperation system is UBUNTU 16 64 bits, 2 disks, one is 100G, the other is 1000G, and placed at public vlan with ID 413.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --test\n\tThis command tests whether the order is valid with above options before the order is actually placed.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --export ~/myvsi.txt\n\tThis command exports above options to a file: myvsi.txt under user home directory for later use."
-  },
   "${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync IDENTIFIER [OPTIONS]\n   Note: If you don't specify any arguments, it will attempt to update both the A\n   and PTR records. If you don't want to update both records, you may use the\n   -a or --ptr arguments to limit the records updated.\n \nEXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync 12345678 --a-record --ttl 3600\n   This command synchronizes A record(IP V4 address) of virtual server instance with ID 12345678 to DNS server and sets ttl of this A record to 3600.\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync 12345678 --aaaa-record --ptr\n   This command synchronizes both AAAA record(IP V6 address) and PTR record of virtual server instance with ID 12345678 to DNS server.": {
     "other": "${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync IDENTIFIER [OPTIONS]\n   Note: If you don't specify any arguments, it will attempt to update both the A\n   and PTR records. If you don't want to update both records, you may use the\n   -a or --ptr arguments to limit the records updated.\n \nEXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync 12345678 --a-record --ttl 3600\n   This command synchronizes A record(IP V4 address) of virtual server instance with ID 12345678 to DNS server and sets ttl of this A record to 3600.\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs dns-sync 12345678 --aaaa-record --ptr\n   This command synchronizes both AAAA record(IP V6 address) and PTR record of virtual server instance with ID 12345678 to DNS server."
   },
@@ -1886,6 +1883,9 @@
   "EXAMPLE:\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl tags set --tags 'tag1,tag2' --key-name HARDWARE --resource-id 123456\n": {
     "other": "EXAMPLE:\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl tags set --tags 'tag1,tag2' --key-name HARDWARE --resource-id 123456\n"
   },
+  "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413\n\tThis command orders a virtual server instance with hostname is myvsi, domain is ibm.com, 4 cpu cores, 4096M memory, located at datacenter: dal10,\n\toperation system is UBUNTU 16 64 bits, 2 disks, one is 100G, the other is 1000G, and placed at public vlan with ID 413.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --test\n\tThis command tests whether the order is valid with above options before the order is actually placed.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --export ~/myvsi.txt\n\tThis command exports above options to a file: myvsi.txt under user home directory for later use.": {
+    "other": "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413\n\tThis command orders a virtual server instance with hostname is myvsi, domain is ibm.com, 4 cpu cores, 4096M memory, located at datacenter: dal10,\n\toperation system is UBUNTU 16 64 bits, 2 disks, one is 100G, the other is 1000G, and placed at public vlan with ID 413.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --test\n\tThis command tests whether the order is valid with above options before the order is actually placed.\n\t${COMMAND_NAME} sl vs create -H myvsi -D ibm.com -c 4 -m 4096 -d dal10 -o UBUNTU_16_64 --disk 100 --disk 1000 --vlan-public 413 --export ~/myvsi.txt\n\tThis command exports above options to a file: myvsi.txt under user home directory for later use."
+  },
   "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl {{.storageType}} access-authorize 12345678 --virtual-id 87654321\n   This command authorizes virtual server with ID 87654321 to access volume with ID 12345678.": {
     "other": "EXAMPLE:\n   ${COMMAND_NAME} sl {{.storageType}} access-authorize 12345678 --virtual-id 87654321\n   This command authorizes virtual server with ID 87654321 to access volume with ID 12345678."
   },