Arguments -k and -v are no longer supported

[rjyounes]

The latest version of onto_tool does not support the optional arguments -k and -v (or at least I think it's the latest version, since I can't be sure given that -v is no longer available). This means that the README is out-of-date, but more importantly, the -v should be restored.

[rjyounes]

I'm not sure why this is happening, because the arg_parser is configured to accept -v. I've attached screenshots to show the output of both onto_tool -h and onto_tool -v.

[Jamie-SA]

@rjyounes I am seeing different results than you are.

I reinstalled onto_tool yesterday. This command runs and builds what looks like a proper zip file (ignore my fake version numbers I'm using for testing):

onto_tool bundle -v version 11.12.15 bundle.yaml

However, this next command runs and leaves a directory called gistX.x.x_webDownload/ with files that have a X.x.x version number, but I do not see a zip/archive file.

onto_tool bundle -v X.x.x 11.12.16 bundle.yaml

[Jamie-SA]

Also, it looks like -v is not supposed to return the version number of the onto-tool, but to specify the version number of the release.

[rjyounes]

@Jamie-SA -v when run without a subcommand should return the version number, with a subcommand it is used to specify a variable replacement.

However, I can no longer reproduce this behavior, so closing the issue.