proposal
Usage: pmc proposal [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Interact with existing proposals
Options:
-h, --help Show this message and exit
Commands:
info Gets information of a given proposal
list List all proposals that you can vote on
revoke Revoke/remove a proposal submitted by you
vote Providers decide if proposed configuration changes should be
applied. Use this function to vote yes or no to a proposal.
The command (pmc proposal
) has sub-commands to see and vote on existing proposals in the network.
info
Usage: pmc proposal info [OPTIONS]
Gets information of a given proposal
Options:
-cfg, --config VALUE Configuration file for PMC (overrides system
configuration)
--id VALUE Id of the proposal
-h, --help Show this message and exit
The info command (pmc proposal info
) gets information about a given proposal specified by its id
. You can add the -v
flag to see the entire proposal content.
Example usage:
pmc proposal info --id 123456
list
Usage: pmc proposal list [OPTIONS]
List all proposals that you can vote on
Options:
-cfg, --config VALUE Configuration file for PMC (overrides system
configuration)
--since INT List proposals since proposal id (default: 0)
--all Include proposals that you can not vote on
-h, --help Show this message and exit
The list command (pmc proposal list
) lists all the active proposals since a given index.
revoke
Usage: pmc proposal revoke [OPTIONS]
Revoke/remove a proposal submitted by you
Options:
-cfg, --config VALUE Configuration file for PMC (overrides system
configuration)
--id INT Id of the proposal
-h, --help Show this message and exit
The revoke command (pmc proposal revoke
) removes your proposal.
vote
Usage: pmc proposal vote [OPTIONS]
Providers decide if proposed configuration changes should be applied. Use
this function to vote yes or no to a proposal.
Options:
-cfg, --config VALUE Configuration file for PMC (overrides system
configuration)
--id INT Id of the proposal
-y, --accept / -n, --reject Accept or reject this proposal
-h, --help Show this message and exit
The vote command (pmc provider vote
) enables providers to vote on whether the proposed configuration changes suggested by another provider should be applied.
Example usage:
pmc provider vote --id 12345 --accept