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@jamesls jamesls commented Aug 29, 2013

Fixes #226.

Docs now look like how they use to:

       --disable-api-termination   |   --no-disable-api-termination  (boolean)
       Specifies whether the instance can be terminated using  the  APIs.  You
       must  modify  this  attribute  before  you  can  terminate any "locked"
       instances from the APIs.

This depends on the corresponding bcdoc changes here: boto/bcdoc#17

If you want to test this locally you'll need to pull in the above change. Note that this will also cause the travis ci builds to fail until boto/bcdoc#17 is merged.

Also unify the public attrs that were added in CLIArgs
but not added to the base class.  In general, all public
interfaces need to be defined in the base CLI class to
make it clear what subclasses need to implement.
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As someone on the relative outside, it'd be nice to have a docstring here describing what this was for. The other properties are relatively obvious, but this one is a mystery.

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Will update. It essentially maps to the choices arg in argparse.ArgumentParser which is just a list of valid choice the value of the arg can be.

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LGTM.

@jamesls jamesls merged commit bc688f4 into aws:develop Aug 29, 2013
@jamesls jamesls deleted the merge-bools branch June 23, 2014 18:28
thoward-godaddy pushed a commit to thoward-godaddy/aws-cli that referenced this pull request Feb 12, 2022
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Merge boolean options in reference documentation

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