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There's an exception: If the argument has "multiple_token": true, then the token should actually be repeated. An example is the SORT command, which is already rendered correctly on the website, with GET get-pattern repeated as a whole:
SORT key [ BY by-pattern ] [ LIMIT offset count ] [ GET get-pattern ] [ [ GET get-pattern ] ... ] [ asc | desc ] [ sorting ] [ STORE destination ]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is about command arguments specified in the JSON file with these properties:
"token"
property,"type"
that is not "pure-token" and"multiple": true
"optional": true
in the examples below, but otherwise, it just affects the use of[ ]
vs< >
)For arguments like this, the token is displayed as to be repeated for each argument.
Example: The CLIENT LIST has this argument in the JSON file:
It is presented on the command web page like this:
Expected behaviour
The expected behaviour is that
ID
only appears once, e.g.Additional
There's an exception: If the argument has
"multiple_token": true
, then the token should actually be repeated. An example is the SORT command, which is already rendered correctly on the website, withGET get-pattern
repeated as a whole:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: