[katello-devel] activation keys creation requiring a content view

[Tom McKay]

Just like system registration, activation keys require a specific content view version. A CVV is a content view that has been published as a version to an environment. For example, a CV could contain the sync'ed fedora repos, and then published. A system would register to Library/Fedora (environment/content view). A CV is always required now, with the exception of Library which has a 'default.'

On Jul 25, 2013, at 8:47 PM, Og Maciel <omaciel at redhat.com> wrote:

> katello> activation_key create --name foo --org ACME_Corporation --environment 1
> Usage:   <options> activation_key create <options>
> 
> katello: error: At least one of --content_view, --content_view_label, --content_view_id is required; please see --help
> 
> Why????
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