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Adjust wsh file help text so it's 80 cols max width (#1795)

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cmd/wsh/cmd/wshcmd-file.go
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@ -40,20 +40,30 @@ URI format: [profile]:[uri-scheme]://[connection]/[path]
Supported URI schemes:
wsh:
Used to access files on remote hosts over SSH via the WSH helper. Allows for file streaming to Wave and other remotes.
Profiles are optional for WSH URIs, provided that you have configured the remote host in your "connections.json" or "~/.ssh/config" file.
If a profile is provided, it must be defined in "profiles.json" in the Wave configuration directory.
Used to access files on remote hosts over SSH via the WSH helper. Allows
for file streaming to Wave and other remotes.
Profiles are optional for WSH URIs, provided that you have configured the
remote host in your "connections.json" or "~/.ssh/config" file.
If a profile is provided, it must be defined in "profiles.json" in the Wave
configuration directory.
Format: wsh://[remote]/[path]
Shorthands can be used for the current remote and your local computer:
[path] a relative or absolute path on the current remote
//[remote]/[path] a path on a remote
/~/[path] a path relative to your home directory on your local computer
/~/[path] a path relative to the home directory on your local
computer
s3:
Used to access files on S3-compatible systems.
Requires S3 credentials to be set up, either in the AWS CLI configuration files, or in "profiles.json" in the Wave configuration directory.
If no profile is provided, the default from your AWS CLI configuration will be used. Profiles from the AWS CLI must be prefixed with "aws:".
Requires S3 credentials to be set up, either in the AWS CLI configuration
files, or in "profiles.json" in the Wave configuration directory.
If no profile is provided, the default from your AWS CLI configuration will
be used. Profiles from the AWS CLI must be prefixed with "aws:".
Format: s3://[bucket]/[path]
aws:[profile]:s3://[bucket]/[path]
@ -67,7 +77,11 @@ Supported URI schemes:
var fileCmd = &cobra.Command{
Use: "file",
Short: "manage files across different storage systems",
Long: "Manage files across different storage systems.\n\nWave Terminal is capable of managing files from remote SSH hosts, S3-compatible systems, and the internal Wave filesystem.\nFiles are addressed via URIs, which vary depending on the storage system." + UriHelpText}
Long: `Manage files across different storage systems.
Wave Terminal is capable of managing files from remote SSH hosts, S3-compatible
systems, and the internal Wave filesystem. Files are addressed via URIs, which
vary depending on the storage system.` + UriHelpText}
var fileTimeout int
@ -139,7 +153,7 @@ var fileRmCmd = &cobra.Command{
var fileWriteCmd = &cobra.Command{
Use: "write [uri]",
Short: "write stdin into a file (up to 10MB)",
Long: "Write stdin into a file, buffering input and respecting 10MB total file size limit." + UriHelpText,
Long: "Write stdin into a file, buffering input (10MB total file size limit)." + UriHelpText,
Example: " echo 'hello' | wsh file write wavefile://block/greeting.txt",
Args: cobra.ExactArgs(1),
RunE: activityWrap("file", fileWriteRun),
@ -149,7 +163,7 @@ var fileWriteCmd = &cobra.Command{
var fileAppendCmd = &cobra.Command{
Use: "append [uri]",
Short: "append stdin to a file",
Long: "Append stdin to a file, buffering input and respecting 10MB total file size limit." + UriHelpText,
Long: "Append stdin to a file, buffering input (10MB total file size limit)." + UriHelpText,
Example: " tail -f log.txt | wsh file append wavefile://block/app.log",
Args: cobra.ExactArgs(1),
RunE: activityWrap("file", fileAppendRun),