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Add --replace flag for load, start and submit#1442
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Add --replace flag for load, start and submit#1442klausenbusk wants to merge 1 commit intocoreos:masterfrom klausenbusk:force
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This is an interesting approach. All conversation and pull requests regarding this so far have been about adding a separate command -- but adding a --force flag to the existing commands might indeed be preferable? |
This was referenced Feb 26, 2016
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@klausenbusk thank you we used the same "--replace" switch but it needed more work. |
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This commit allow people to "replace" a unit in the registry, even through it already exits.
Dunno if it works, I haven't tested it, also I need some help with the description of the
--forceoption.Fix #760