📝 change staging logic in documentation

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Ondrej Samohel 2022-10-13 11:35:38 +02:00
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@ -52,14 +52,10 @@ The default locations are:
### Staging vs. Production
You can have version of OpenPype with experimental features you want to try somewhere but you
don't want to disrupt your production. You can tag version as **staging** simply by appending `+staging`
to its name.
You can have version of OpenPype with experimental features you want to try somewhere, but you
don't want to disrupt your production. You can set such version in th Settings.
So if you have OpenPype version like `OpenPype-v3.0.0.zip` just name it `OpenPype-v3.0.0+staging.zip`.
When both these versions are present, production one will always take precedence over staging.
You can run OpenPype with `--use-staging` argument to add use staging versions.
You can run OpenPype with `--use-staging` argument to use staging version specified in the Settings.
:::note
Running staging version is identified by orange **P** icon in system tray.

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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ openpype_console --use-version=3.0.0-foo+bar
`--use-staging` - to use staging versions of OpenPype.
`--list-versions [--use-staging]` - to list available versions.
`--list-versions` - to list available versions.
`--validate-version` - to validate integrity of given version

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@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ You can use following command line arguments:
openpype_console --use-version=3.0.1
```
`--use-staging` - to specify you prefer staging version. In that case it will be used
(if found) instead of production one.
`--use-staging` - to specify you prefer staging version. In that case it will be used instead of production one.
:::tip List available versions
To list all available versions, use:
@ -52,8 +51,6 @@ To list all available versions, use:
```shell
openpype_console --list-versions
```
You can add `--use-staging` to list staging versions.
:::
If you want to validate integrity of some available version, you can use: