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When using svcat, the uuid loses its importance because svcat understands how to work with the external names. I propose that we not display uuid in the svcat get command output. When someone wants to know the uuid, fore example so that they can use it in a kubectl command, they can look it up with svcat describe.
In it's place, I'd like to make the broker more visible (see #1749). I'm showing the final output that I'd like even though these are two separate issues (this one is just for not displaying uuid)_. 😀
$ svcat get classes NAME BROKER DESCRIPTION+--------------------------+---------------------------+--------------------------------------+ azure-rediscache osba Azure Redis Cache (Experimental) redis Minibroker In-cluster installation of Redis
$ svcat get plans NAME CLASS BROKER DESCRIPTION+------------------+--------------------------+----------------------+----------------------------------------+ basic azure-rediscache osba Basic Tier, 250MB Cache redis-5-7 redis Minibroker In-cluster installation of Redis 5.7
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I think there is still some value in being able to query based on UUID, I hope that aspect was not removed. Maybe the uuid column can be optionally shown?
Nothing has been implemented yet, this is just a suggestion. 😀 It wasn't my intention of removing the --uuid flag supporting uuid queries. I just want remove it from the default columns displayed in the get output table.
When using svcat, the uuid loses its importance because svcat understands how to work with the external names. I propose that we not display uuid in the
svcat get
command output. When someone wants to know the uuid, fore example so that they can use it in a kubectl command, they can look it up withsvcat describe
.In it's place, I'd like to make the broker more visible (see #1749). I'm showing the final output that I'd like even though these are two separate issues (this one is just for not displaying uuid)_. 😀
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: