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ait-pcap help message cleanup #79
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Updated --stime and --etime flag help messages. Updated formats to YY-MM-DDThh:mm:SSZ, and updated defaults and examples to match this format. Updated etime default to "current time" rather than an example time, and relabeled the provided time "example".
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This reverts commit 3cefa80.
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Updated error message raised during arg processing with new time format. Updated time formats to refer to seconds as 'ss' instead of 'SS'.
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Issue #79: ait-pcap help message cleanup
Resolved in #107 |
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Updated --stime and --etime flag help messages. Updated formats to YY-MM-DDThh:mm:SSZ, and updated defaults and examples to match this format. Updated etime default to "current time" rather than an example time, and relabeled the provided time "example".
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Updated error message raised during arg processing with new time format. Updated time formats to refer to seconds as 'ss' instead of 'SS'.
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The start and end time flags' help messages for
ait_pcap.py
should be updated to be clearer in the format that they expect.The "format" specified doesn't match the listed default value. We would update both of these so they match up.
YY-MM-DD-Thh:mm:ssZ
->YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
or something similar so that the number of characters matchesThe default values should be listed in the same format as specified as well.
1980-01-06 00:00:00
->1980-01-06T00:00:00Z
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