nvme: make --opcode argument mandatory #2786
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As far I can tell, this was not enforced before, it would be a behavior change. @jk-ozlabs
Also the documentation doesn't say it's mandatory.
But I see why you added it. The help says: "opcode (required)".
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I'm fine with the requirement; a default opcode of 0 maps to "Read NVMe-MI data structure", and it would be a bit odd to be relying on that as an implicit command to issue.
I would agree with adding to the docs though.
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Updated the documentations to add the description. (And also rebased the PR branch.) Thank you.
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I think we should also update the man pages. They don't mention this option is required, only the help text from above does so.
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Ah didn't realize I asked for this in #2103 :) For the passthrue case it makes sense. Let's see if for nvme-mi this is also necessary. |
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The nvme-mi added by the PR: #1887 I created as the opcode option as required as below so looks make sense. Thank you. static int nvme_mi(int argc, char **argv, __u8 admin_opcode, const char *desc)
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const char *opcode = "opcode (required)";Note: This opcode option is same with the passthrue case as required. |
The shorthand -o change for --output from --opcode before. Then the default opcode value zero used incorrectly if the -o used. Signed-off-by: Tokunori Ikegami <[email protected]>
The opcode behavior changed as required argument. Signed-off-by: Tokunori Ikegami <[email protected]>
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The shorthand -o change for --output from --opcode before. Then the default opcode value zero used incorrectly if the -o used.