QA:
The text is too long and should wrap. I had the text wrapping mid-word because of the length. I think a standard 78ish for terminal work would be really nice.
http://uploads.mitechie.com/lp/quickstart.png
A list of options would read cleaner.
"Quickstart can
[a] Automatically create keys [s] Provide you commands to create keys yourself [C] Cancel Quickstart "
There was a big lack of warning that it was going on into bootstrap and such after the key creation. Maybe a pause/continue makes sense there?
Trying manual instructions:
What's the .? Is it doing something? I thought it was waiting for me to enter a command?
Again, the instructions but up. It's not clear what's part of this step and the last bit of info.
Once I did enter the command, the ...... wasn't cleared before the 'bootstraping' log line so I got.
........................bootstrapping the azure environment (type: azure)
Trying to cancel:
I get a traceback during a ctrl-c to kill. It should be caught/exit cleanly.
If I start to automatically create, but cancel when it asks me for a passphrase it also dumps a traceback at me.
I'd propose something that looks to the user more like:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/6595673/
Note the use of more usual opposites of automatic/manual, indentation to help distinguish commands to run manually as a callout, etc.
https://codereview.appspot.com/39610049/
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QA:
The text is too long and should wrap. I had the text wrapping mid-word
because of the length. I think a standard 78ish for terminal work would
be really nice.
http:// uploads. mitechie. com/lp/ quickstart. png
A list of options would read cleaner.
"Quickstart can
[a] Automatically create keys
[s] Provide you commands to create keys yourself
[C] Cancel Quickstart
"
There was a big lack of warning that it was going on into bootstrap and
such after the key creation. Maybe a pause/continue makes sense there?
Trying manual instructions:
What's the .? Is it doing something? I thought it was waiting for me to
enter a command?
Again, the instructions but up. It's not clear what's part of this step
and the last bit of info.
Once I did enter the command, the ...... wasn't cleared before the
'bootstraping' log line so I got.
....... ....... ....... ...bootstrappin g the azure environment (type:
azure)
Trying to cancel:
I get a traceback during a ctrl-c to kill. It should be caught/exit
cleanly.
If I start to automatically create, but cancel when it asks me for a
passphrase it also dumps a traceback at me.
I'd propose something that looks to the user more like:
http:// paste.ubuntu. com/6595673/
Note the use of more usual opposites of automatic/manual, indentation to
help distinguish commands to run manually as a callout, etc.
https:/ /codereview. appspot. com/39610049/