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Fix CLI reference for the tsh --ttl flag #13489
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Ugh, this stinks. It's a duration for Hopefully work towards a CLI style guide can prevent things like this going forward. |
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The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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Backports #13489 The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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Backports #13489 The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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Backports #13489 The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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Backports #13489 The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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Fix CLI reference for the tsh --ttl flag Backports #13489 The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes. The default is 12 hours. Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.
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The value of the --ttl flag for tsh commands was incorrectly stated to
be a duration. Instead, it is an integer indicating a number of minutes.
The default is 12 hours.
Also does some minor copy-editing on the tsh global flags.