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update(cmd/pull): remove outdated info from pull description #319

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6 changes: 1 addition & 5 deletions cmd/registry/pull/pull.go
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Expand Up @@ -32,13 +32,9 @@ const (

Artifact references are passed as arguments.

A reference is either a simple name or a fully qualified reference ("<registry>/<repository>"),
A reference is a fully qualified reference ("<registry>/<repository>"),
optionally followed by ":<tag>" (":latest" is assumed by default when no tag is given).

When providing just the name of the artifact, the command will search for the artifacts in
the configured index files, and if found, it will use the registry and repository specified
in the indexes.

Example - Pull artifact "myplugin" for the platform where falcoctl is running (default) in the current working directory (default):
falcoctl registry pull localhost:5000/myplugin:latest

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6 changes: 1 addition & 5 deletions cmd/registry/pull/pull_test.go
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Expand Up @@ -55,13 +55,9 @@ var registryPullHelp = `Pull Falco "rulesfile" or "plugin" OCI artifacts from re

Artifact references are passed as arguments.

A reference is either a simple name or a fully qualified reference ("<registry>/<repository>"),
A reference is a fully qualified reference ("<registry>/<repository>"),
optionally followed by ":<tag>" (":latest" is assumed by default when no tag is given).

When providing just the name of the artifact, the command will search for the artifacts in
the configured index files, and if found, it will use the registry and repository specified
in the indexes.

Example - Pull artifact "myplugin" for the platform where falcoctl is running (default) in the current working directory (default):
falcoctl registry pull localhost:5000/myplugin:latest

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