Fix secrets command not showing error message

[davidallendj]

Addresses #94.

Running the following should produce an error since there is no add sub-command:

magellan secrets add host user:pass

[bmcdonald3]

I don't think I'm seeing an error thrown here:

# magellan secrets add host user:pass

works just fine for me...

[davidallendj]

Yeah, it actually should be a help message. Do you see that? If not, you might be on a different branch.

[synackd]

Yeah, it actually should be a help message. Do you see that? If not, you might be on a different branch.

I am seeing it:

$ ./magellan secrets add host user:pass
Manage credentials for BMC nodes to for querying information through redfish. This requires generating a key and setting the 'MASTER_KEY' environment variable for the secrets store.

Usage:
  magellan secrets [command]

Examples:

  // generate new key and set environment variable
  export MASTER_KEY=$(magellan secrets generatekey)

  // store specific BMC node creds for collect and crawl in default secrets store (--file/-f flag not set)
  magellan secrets store $bmc_host $bmc_creds

  // retrieve creds from secrets store
  magellan secrets retrieve $bmc_host -f nodes.json

  // list creds from specific secrets
  magellan secrets list -f nodes.json

Available Commands:
  generatekey Generates a new 32-byte master key (in hex).
  list        Lists all the secret IDs and their values.
  remove      Remove secrets by IDs from secret store.
  retrieve    
  store       Stores the given string value under secretID.

Flags:
  -f, --file string   Set the secrets file with BMC credentials. (default "secrets.json")
  -h, --help          help for secrets

Global Flags:
      --access-token string   Set the access token
      --cache string          Set the scanning result cache path (default "/tmp/admin/magellan/assets.db")
  -j, --concurrency int       Set the number of concurrent processes (default -1)
  -c, --config string         Set the config file path
      --debug                 Set to enable/disable debug messages
  -t, --timeout int           Set the timeout for requests in seconds (default 5)
  -v, --verbose               Set to enable/disable verbose output

Use "magellan secrets [command] --help" for more information about a command.

[bmcdonald3]

Whoops, yeah, I was running my bin executable, not the one built off this branch, it is working for me too:

# ./magellan secrets add host user:pass
Manage credentials for BMC nodes to for querying information through redfish. This requires generating a key and setting the 'MASTER_KEY' environment variable for the secrets store.

Usage:
  magellan secrets [command]

Examples:

  // generate new key and set environment variable
  export MASTER_KEY=$(magellan secrets generatekey)

  // store specific BMC node creds for collect and crawl in default secrets store (--file/-f flag not set)
  magellan secrets store $bmc_host $bmc_creds

  // retrieve creds from secrets store
  magellan secrets retrieve $bmc_host -f nodes.json

  // list creds from specific secrets
  magellan secrets list -f nodes.json

Available Commands:
  generatekey Generates a new 32-byte master key (in hex).
  list        Lists all the secret IDs and their values.
  remove      Remove secrets by IDs from secret store.
  retrieve
  store       Stores the given string value under secretID.

Flags:
  -f, --file string   Set the secrets file with BMC credentials. (default "secrets.json")
  -h, --help          help for secrets

Global Flags:
      --access-token string   Set the access token
      --cache string          Set the scanning result cache path (default "/tmp/root/magellan/assets.db")
  -j, --concurrency int       Set the number of concurrent processes (default -1)
  -c, --config string         Set the config file path
      --debug                 Set to enable/disable debug messages
  -t, --timeout int           Set the timeout for requests in seconds (default 5)
  -v, --verbose               Set to enable/disable verbose output

Use "magellan secrets [command] --help" for more information about a command.