@@ -47,22 +47,6 @@ Flags:
4747 -h, --help help for logs
4848```
4949
50- ## refresh
51-
52- ``` text
53- This command sends all project configuration and code to Cortex.
54- If validations pass, Cortex will attempt to create the desired state,
55- and override the existing deployment.
56-
57- Usage:
58- cortex refresh [flags]
59-
60- Flags:
61- -e, --env string environment (default "default")
62- -f, --force stop all running jobs
63- -h, --help help for refresh
64- ```
65-
6650## predict
6751
6852``` text
@@ -79,34 +63,34 @@ Flags:
7963 -h, --help help for predict
8064```
8165
82- ## delete
66+ ## refresh
8367
8468``` text
85- This command deletes a deployment from the cluster.
69+ This command sends all project configuration and code to Cortex.
70+ If validations pass, Cortex will attempt to create the desired state,
71+ and override the existing deployment.
8672
8773Usage:
88- cortex delete [DEPLOYMENT_NAME] [flags]
74+ cortex refresh [flags]
8975
9076Flags:
9177 -e, --env string environment (default "default")
92- -h , --help help for delete
93- -c , --keep-cache keep cached data for the deployment
78+ -f , --force stop all running jobs
79+ -h , --help help for refresh
9480```
9581
96- ## configure
82+ ## delete
9783
9884``` text
99- This command configures the Cortex URL and AWS credentials
100- in order to authenticate and send requests to Cortex.
101- The configuration is stored in ~/.cortex.
85+ This command deletes a deployment from the cluster.
10286
10387Usage:
104- cortex configure [flags]
88+ cortex delete [DEPLOYMENT_NAME] [flags]
10589
10690Flags:
10791 -e, --env string environment (default "default")
108- -h, --help help for configure
109- -p , --print print the configuration
92+ -h, --help help for delete
93+ -c , --keep-cache keep cached data for the deployment
11094```
11195
11296## cluster up
@@ -161,25 +145,31 @@ Flags:
161145 -h, --help help for down
162146```
163147
164- ## completion
148+ ## version
165149
166- ``` text
167- Generate bash completion scripts.
150+ This command prints the version of the CLI and cluster
168151
169- Add this to your bashrc or bash profile:
170- source <(cortex completion)
171- Or run:
172- echo 'source <(cortex completion)' >> ~/.bash_profile # Mac
173- echo 'source <(cortex completion)' >> ~/.bashrc # Linux
152+ Usage:
153+ cortex version [ flags]
174154
175- This will also add the "cx" alias.
176- Note: Cortex CLI completion requires the bash_completion package to be installed on your system.
155+ Flags:
156+ -e, --env string environment (default "default")
157+ -h, --help help for version
158+
159+ ## configure
160+
161+ ``` text
162+ This command configures the Cortex URL and AWS credentials
163+ in order to authenticate and send requests to Cortex.
164+ The configuration is stored in ~/.cortex.
177165
178166Usage:
179- cortex completion [flags]
167+ cortex configure [flags]
180168
181169Flags:
182- -h, --help help for completion
170+ -e, --env string environment (default "default")
171+ -h, --help help for configure
172+ -p, --print print the configuration
183173```
184174
185175## support
@@ -194,13 +184,23 @@ Flags:
194184 -h, --help help for support
195185```
196186
197- ## version
187+ ## completion
198188
199- This command prints the version of the CLI and cluster
189+ ``` text
190+ Generate bash completion scripts.
191+
192+ Add this to your bashrc or bash profile:
193+ source <(cortex completion)
194+ Or run:
195+ echo 'source <(cortex completion)' >> ~/.bash_profile # Mac
196+ echo 'source <(cortex completion)' >> ~/.bashrc # Linux
197+
198+ This will also add the "cx" alias.
199+ Note: Cortex CLI completion requires the bash_completion package to be installed on your system.
200200
201201Usage:
202- cortex version [ flags]
202+ cortex completion [flags]
203203
204204Flags:
205- -e , --env string environment (default "default")
206- -h, --help help for version
205+ -h , --help help for completion
206+ ```
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