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One can start & restart cluster with the CLI (which match the label in UI), but to terminate a cluster one must call databricks clusters delete, which is not intuitive
Steps to reproduce the behavior
databricks clusters terminate --help
Expected Behavior
I would expect the same behavior as databricks clusters delete --help
Actual Behavior
It just shows the general cluster help
OS and CLI version
Databricks CLI v0.228.1 on linux
Is this a regression?
No
Debug Logs
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello! From what I'm able to infer, it's expected that running databricks clusters terminate or databricks clusters terminate --help should suggest the user to use the delete subcommand instead by outputting the same help as databricks cluster delete, right?
Describe the issue
One can start & restart cluster with the CLI (which match the label in UI), but to terminate a cluster one must call
databricks clusters delete
, which is not intuitiveSteps to reproduce the behavior
databricks clusters terminate --help
Expected Behavior
I would expect the same behavior as
databricks clusters delete --help
Actual Behavior
It just shows the general cluster help
OS and CLI version
Databricks CLI v0.228.1 on linux
Is this a regression?
No
Debug Logs
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: