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[jira] [Created] (GEODE-4645) gfsh help: Improve description of
create region '--if-not-exists' option
Dave Barnes created GEODE-4645:
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Summary: gfsh help: Improve description of create region '--if-not-exists' option
Key: GEODE-4645
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-4645
Project: Geode
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: gfsh
Reporter: Dave Barnes
The create region option `--if-not-exists` (formerly `--skip-if-exists`) is described as follows in the gfsh help:
Skip region creation if the region already exists.
This is inaccurate, as `create region` *never* creates a duplicate region if one already exists. The option merely de-escalates the response level from "throw an error and stop" to "print an informational message and continue."
Here's a suggested replacement for the help message based on the User Guide (edit as you see fit):
By default, an attempt to create a duplicate region is reported as an error. If this option is specified without a value or is specified with a value of `true`, then gfsh displays a "Skipping..." acknowledgement, but does not throw an error.
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