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  #Mu Ruby Gem <a id="top"/>#
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- #####API Commands for the Mu System#####
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  The Mu Ruby gem contains command line application (executables) designed to help you work with Scenarios, Test Sets, Scale tests and all results generated from those tests. The gem also supports older REST API commands that you can use to configure the Mu network, get system status, or even access the Mu CLI. API library classes are exposed for use in your own custom gems.
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  ###Before Using the Gem###
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  Before using this gem, you must install the necessary software, which
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- includes ruby 1.8.6 and the following gems (**`sudo gem install`** *`gem`*):
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+ includes ruby 1.8.6 and the following gems (<b>`sudo gem install`</b> <em>`gem`</em>):
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  - *hexy*. This ensures that hex dumps print pretty :)
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  - *json\_pure*. Don't confuse this with the json gem (that won't work).
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- - *nokogiri*. See [http://nokogiri.org/tutorials/installing\_nokogiri.html](http://nokogiri.org/tutorials/installing\_nokogiri.html) for help.
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+ - *nokogiri*. See [http://nokogiri.org/tutorials/installing_nokogiri.html](http://nokogiri.org/tutorials/installing_nokogiri.html) for help.
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  - *rest-client*. Used for HTTP calls.
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  - [cmd\_musl](#cmd_musl)
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  ###cmd\_appid <a id="cmd_appid"/>###
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- #####» see [cmd_appid options](#cmd_appid_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)#####
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  Use to run Scale tests for a multi-host App-ID .msl file or a directory
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  passthrough Test Bed. Mu Studio automatically collapses all hosts in the
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+ » see [cmd_appid options](#cmd_appid_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)
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  ***help***
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  - Gets help for all cmd\_appid commands.
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  - `mu cmd_appid:help`
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  ***run\_file***
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  - Runs the specified .msl file.
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  - `mu cmd_appid:run_file -s msl_file -i a1,a2 -m admin:admin@10.10.2.2
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  - `mu cmd_appid:run_dir -d msl_file_directory -i a1-10000,a2 -m
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  ###cmd\_runscale <a id="cmd_runscale"/>###
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  Use to load a Scenario and Test Set template (.xml files) and run a Test Set in Studio Verify. Supports command-line options for setting option values and for configuring the Test Bed with Mu interfaces and/or
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  - `mu cmd_muapi:stop -u 52add3cf-9040-42ce-b263-8233039931d5`
596
597
 
597
598
  ####Options <a id="cmd_muapi_options"/>####
@@ -636,85 +637,86 @@ The Mu system automatically appends the .dat extension to all backup files.
636
637
 
637
638
  > Set the Logger::DEBUG level.
638
639
 
639
- [back to top ↑](#top)
640
+
640
641
 
641
642
  ###cmd\_netconfig <a id="cmd_netconfig"/>###
642
- #####» see [cmd_netconfig options](#cmd_netconfig_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)#####
643
643
 
644
644
  Use to access the legacy REST API for configuring Mu interfaces, network
645
645
  hosts, and routes.
646
646
 
647
+ » see [cmd_netconfig options](#cmd_netconfig_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)
648
+
647
649
  ***help***
648
650
 
649
651
  - Gets help for all cmd\_netconfig commands.
650
- - **`help`**
652
+ - <b>`help`</b>
651
653
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:help`
652
654
 
653
655
  ***clear\_hosts***
654
656
 
655
657
  - Remove all network hosts configured in the Mu system.
656
- - **`clear_hosts`**
658
+ - <b>`clear_hosts`</b>
657
659
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:clear_hosts`
658
660
 
659
661
  ***clear\_interface***
660
662
 
661
663
  - Clear settings for specified Mu interfaces.
662
- - **`clear_interface -i`** *`interface,interface`*
664
+ - <b>`clear_interface -i`</b> <em>`interface,interface`</em>
663
665
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:clear_interface -i b1,b2`
664
666
 
665
667
  ***clear\_routes***
666
668
 
667
669
  - Remove all user-configured routes in the Mu system.
668
- - **`clear_routes`**
670
+ - <b>`clear_routes`</b>
669
671
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:clear_routes`
670
672
 
671
673
  ***clear\_vlans***
672
674
 
673
675
  - Remove all vlans for all Mu interfaces.
674
- - **`clear_vlans`**
676
+ - <b>`clear_vlans`</b>
675
677
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:clear_vlans`
676
678
 
677
679
  ***create***
678
680
 
679
681
  - Create a network object such as a host or route.
680
- - **`create -j`** *`object`* **`-e`** *`value`*
682
+ - <b>`create -j`</b> <em>`object`</em> <b>`-e`</b> <em>`value`</em>
681
683
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:create -j "{"default": false,"direct": false,"dst": "10.0.0.0","dst_pfx_len": 8,"gateway": "192.168.100.1","interface": "a1","interface_display_name": "A1","metric": 1,"readonly": false}" -e routes`
682
684
 
683
685
  ***delete***
684
686
 
685
687
  - Delete a network object such as host or route.
686
- - **`delete -e`** *`value`*
688
+ - <b>`delete -e`</b> <em>`value`</em>
687
689
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:delete -e Web-Server`
688
690
 
689
691
  ***get***
690
692
 
691
693
  - Get details for a network object.
692
- - **`get -e`** *`value`*
694
+ - <b>`get -e`</b> <em>`value`</em>
693
695
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:get -e a1`
694
696
 
695
697
  ***modify***
696
698
 
697
699
  - Modify a network object such as a host or route.
698
- - **`modify -j`** *`object`* **`-e`** *`value`*
700
+ - <b>`modify -j`</b> <em>`object`</em> <b>`-e`</b> <em>`value`</em>
699
701
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:modify -j {"mac": "","name": "Web-Server","notes": "","v4_addr": "192.168.112.205", "v6_global_addr": "","v6_local_addr": ""} -e host`
700
702
 
701
703
  ***resolve\_hosts***
702
704
 
703
705
  - Get IP address for specified network host.
704
- - **`resolve_hosts`** *`host`*
706
+ - <b>`resolve_hosts`</b> <em>`host`</em>
705
707
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:resolve_hosts Web-Server`
706
708
 
707
709
  ***restore***
708
710
 
709
711
  - Restore from specified file (to overwrite existing object, use the -b
710
712
  argument).
711
- - **`restore -f`** *`filepath`* `[`**`-b`** *`clear-existing`*`]`
713
+ - <b>`restore -f`</b> <em>`filepath`</em> `[`<b>`-b`</b> <em>`clear-existing`</em>`]`
712
714
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:restore -f my_muhosts/web-server.json true`
713
715
 
714
716
  ***save***
715
717
 
716
718
  - Save changes to the Mu system.
717
- - **`save`**
719
+ - <b>`save`</b>
718
720
  - `mu cmd_netconfig:save`
719
721
 
720
722
  ####Options <a id="cmd_netconfig_options"/>####
@@ -755,131 +757,132 @@ argument).
755
757
 
756
758
  > Set the Logger::DEBUG level.
757
759
 
758
- [back to top ↑](#top)
760
+
759
761
 
760
762
  ###cmd\_ddt <a id="cmd_ddt"/>###
761
- #####» see [cmd_ddt options](#cmd_ddt_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)#####
762
763
 
763
764
  Use to access the legacy REST API for Test Sets (Studio Verify).
764
765
 
766
+ » see [cmd_ddt options](#cmd_ddt_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)
767
+
765
768
  ***display\_results***
766
769
 
767
770
  - Displays results for the current Test Set.
768
- - **`display_results`**
771
+ - <b>`display_results`</b>
769
772
  - `mu cmd_ddt:display_results`
770
773
 
771
774
  ***new\_session***
772
775
 
773
776
  - Create a new session.
774
- - **`new_session`**
777
+ - <b>`new_session`</b>
775
778
  - `mu cmd_ddt:new_session`
776
779
 
777
780
  ***load\_scenario***
778
781
 
779
782
  - Load the specified Scenario template.
780
- - **`load_scenario -u`** *`uuid`*
783
+ - <b>`load_scenario -u`</b> <em>`uuid`</em>
781
784
  - `mu cmd_ddt:load_scenario -u 52add3cf-9040-42ce-b263-8233039931d5`
782
785
 
783
786
  ***get\_hosts***
784
787
 
785
788
  - Get a list of hosts in the Test Bed.
786
- - **`get_hosts`**
789
+ - <b>`get_hosts`</b>
787
790
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_hosts`
788
791
 
789
792
  ***set\_hosts***
790
793
 
791
794
  - Configure the hosts in the Test Bed. Requires host role, host name, and type (network layer).
792
- - **`set_hosts -r`** *`role,role`* **`-n`** *`name,name`* **`-y`** *`type`*
795
+ - <b>`set_hosts -r`</b> <em>`role,role`</em> <b>`-n`</b> <em>`name,name`</em> <b>`-y`</b> <em>`type`</em>
793
796
  - `mu cmd_ddt:set_hosts -r HTTP_Client,HTTP_Server -n a1,Web-Server -y v4`
794
797
 
795
798
  ***get\_channels***
796
799
 
797
800
  - Get a list of channels in the Test Bed.
798
- - **`get_channels`**
801
+ - <b>`get_channels`</b>
799
802
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_channels`
800
803
 
801
804
  ***set\_channels***
802
805
 
803
806
  - Configure the channels in the Test Bed.
804
- - **`set_channels -r`** *`role`* **`-n`** *`name`*
807
+ - <b>`set_channels -r`</b> <em>`role`</em> <b>`-n`</b> <em>`name`</em>
805
808
  - `mu cmd_ddt:set_channels -r SSH_Channel -n Web-Server`
806
809
 
807
810
  ***get\_options***
808
811
 
809
812
  - Get a list of options in the Test Set.
810
- - **`get_options`**
813
+ - <b>`get_options`</b>
811
814
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_options`
812
815
 
813
816
  ***set\_options***
814
817
 
815
818
  - Configure the option values for the Test Set.
816
- - **`set_options -n`** *`name`* **`-p`** *`value`*
819
+ - <b>`set_options -n`</b> <em>`name`</em> <b>`-p`</b> <em>`value`</em>
817
820
  - `mu cmd_ddt:set_options -n username -p jsmith`
818
821
 
819
822
  ***get\_sessions***
820
823
 
821
824
  - Get a list of all sessions.
822
- - **`get_sessions`**
825
+ - <b>`get_sessions`</b>
823
826
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_sessions`
824
827
 
825
828
  ***setup\_test***
826
829
 
827
830
  - Setup the Test Bed, reserving the Mu interfaces.
828
- - **`setup_test`**
831
+ - <b>`setup_test`</b>
829
832
  - `mu cmd_ddt:setup_test`
830
833
 
831
834
  ***run***
832
835
 
833
836
  - Run a Test Set.
834
- - **`run`**
837
+ - <b>`run`</b>
835
838
  - `mu cmd_ddt:run`
836
839
 
837
840
  ***run\_testset***
838
841
 
839
842
  - Run the specified Test Set.
840
- - **`run_testset -u`** *`uuid`*
843
+ - <b>`run_testset -u`</b> <em>`uuid`</em>
841
844
  - `mu cmd_ddt:run_testset -u 04aa248a-0b9b-4bf6-97e1-aab691d0acf1`
842
845
 
843
846
  ***get\_testset\_results***
844
847
 
845
848
  - Get results for the current Test Set.
846
- - **`get_testset_results`**
849
+ - <b>`get_testset_results`</b>
847
850
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_testset_results`
848
851
 
849
852
  ***get\_testset\_status***
850
853
 
851
854
  - Get status for the current Test Set.
852
- - **`get_testset_status`**
855
+ - <b>`get_testset_status`</b>
853
856
  - `mu cmd_ddt:get_testset_status`
854
857
 
855
858
  ***teardown\_test***
856
859
 
857
860
  - Unsets the Test Bed selections, releasing the Mu interfaces.
858
- - **`teardown_test`**
861
+ - <b>`teardown_test`</b>
859
862
  - `mu cmd_ddt:teardown_test`
860
863
 
861
864
  ***close\_session***
862
865
 
863
866
  - Closes the current session.
864
- - **`close_session`**
867
+ - <b>`close_session`</b>
865
868
  - `mu cmd_ddt:close_session`
866
869
 
867
870
  ***close\_all\_sessions***
868
871
 
869
872
  - Closes all existing sessions.
870
- - **`close_all_sessions`**
873
+ - <b>`close_all_sessions`</b>
871
874
  - `mu cmd_ddt:close_all_sessions`
872
875
 
873
876
  ***csv\_export***
874
877
 
875
878
  - Exports a Test Set from the Mu system to a csv file.
876
- - **`csv_export -u`** *`uuid`*
879
+ - <b>`csv_export -u`</b> <em>`uuid`</em>
877
880
  - `mu cmd_ddt:csv_export -u 52add3cf-9040-42ce-b263-8233039931d5`
878
881
 
879
882
  ***csv\_import***
880
883
 
881
884
  - Imports a .csv file to create a Test Set on the Mu system.
882
- - **`csv_import -t`** *`filename.csv`*
885
+ - <b>`csv_import -t`</b> <em>`filename.csv`</em>
883
886
  - `mu cmd_ddt:csv_import -t my-testset.csv`
884
887
 
885
888
  ####Options <a id="cmd_ddt_options"/>####
@@ -928,113 +931,114 @@ Use to access the legacy REST API for Test Sets (Studio Verify).
928
931
 
929
932
  > Specify network layer (v4, v6, l2) for all hosts in the Test Bed. Example: `v4`.
930
933
 
931
- [back to top ↑](#top)
934
+
932
935
 
933
936
  ###cmd\_scale <a id="cmd_scale"/>###
934
- #####» see [cmd_scale options](#cmd_scale_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)#####
935
937
 
936
938
  Use to access the legacy REST API for Scale tests (Studio Scale).
937
939
 
940
+ » see [cmd_scale options](#cmd_scale_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)
941
+
938
942
  ***about***
939
943
 
940
944
  - Lists information for the Scale Player and all active and inactive Scale Engines.
941
- - **`about`**
945
+ - <b>`about`</b>
942
946
  - `mu cmd_scale:about`
943
947
 
944
948
  ***configure***
945
949
 
946
950
  - Configure parameter values for any element of the scale json object.
947
- - **`configure -p`** *`parameter`* **`-pv`** *`value`*
951
+ - <b>`configure -p`</b> <em>`parameter`</em> <b>`-pv`</b> <em>`value`</em>
948
952
  - `mu cmd_scale:configure -p json_element -pv json_element_value`
949
953
 
950
954
  ***data***
951
955
 
952
956
  - Gets chart data for the Scale test.
953
- - **`data -w`** *`view`* **`-z`** *`zoom`* **`-ps`** *`position`* **`-b`** *`bot_id`*
957
+ - <b>`data -w`</b> <em>`view`</em> <b>`-z`</b> <em>`zoom`</em> <b>`-ps`</b> <em>`position`</em> <b>`-b`</b> <em>`bot_id`</em>
954
958
  - `mu cmd_scale:data -w TIMELINE -z 1 -ps 0 -b bots_10.10.6.200:1`
955
959
 
956
960
  ***delete\_scale\_engine***
957
961
 
958
962
  - Delete the specified Scale Engine.
959
- - **`delete_scale_engine -b`** *`bot_id`*
963
+ - <b>`delete_scale_engine -b`</b> <em>`bot_id`</em>
960
964
  - `mu cmd_scale:delete_scale_engine -b bots_10.10.6.200:1`
961
965
 
962
966
  **help**
963
967
 
964
968
  - Gets help for all cmd\_scale commands.
965
- - **`help`**
969
+ - <b>`help`</b>
966
970
  - `mu cmd_scale:help`
967
971
 
968
972
  ***list***
969
973
 
970
974
  - Returns the current Scale Player's UUID.
971
- - **`list`**
975
+ - <b>`list`</b>
972
976
  - `mu cmd_scale:list`
973
977
 
974
978
  ***pcap***
975
979
 
976
980
  - Gets a pcap from a specific Scale Engine.
977
- - **`pcap -b`** *`bot_id`* **`-f`** *`filename`*
981
+ - <b>`pcap -b`</b> <em>`bot_id`</em> <b>`-f`</b> <em>`filename`</em>
978
982
  - `mu cmd_scale:pcap -b bots_10.10.6.200:1 -f bot_1_pcap`
979
983
 
980
984
  ***release***
981
985
 
982
986
  - Release the Scale Player.
983
- - **`release`**
987
+ - <b>`release`</b>
984
988
  - `mu cmd_scale:release`
985
989
 
986
990
  ***release\_scale\_engine***
987
991
 
988
992
  - Releases the specified Scale Engine.
989
- - **`release_scale_engine -b`** *`bot_id`*
993
+ - <b>`release_scale_engine -b`</b> <em>`bot_id`</em>
990
994
  - `mu cmd_scale:release_scale_engine -b bots_10.10.6.200:1`
991
995
 
992
996
  ***reserve\_scale\_engine***
993
997
 
994
998
  - Reserves the specified Scale Engine.
995
- - **`reserve_scale_engine -b`** *`bot_id`*
999
+ - <b>`reserve_scale_engine -b`</b> <em>`bot_id`</em>
996
1000
  - `mu cmd_scale:reserve_scale_engine -b bots_10.10.6.200:1`
997
1001
 
998
1002
  ***session***
999
1003
 
1000
1004
  - Create a new Scale Player session.
1001
- - **`session`**
1005
+ - <b>`session`</b>
1002
1006
  - `mu cmd_scale:session`
1003
1007
 
1004
1008
  ***start***
1005
1009
 
1006
1010
  - Start the Scale test.
1007
- - **`start -c`** *`scale-test`* **`-m`** *`user:pass@mu-ip`*
1011
+ - <b>`start -c`</b> <em>`scale-test`</em> <b>`-m`</b> <em>`user:pass@mu-ip`</em>
1008
1012
  - `mu cmd_scale:start -c scale.json -m admin:admin@10.10.2.2`
1009
1013
 
1010
1014
  ***status***
1011
1015
 
1012
1016
  - Gets information about the currently running Scale test.
1013
- - **`status`**
1017
+ - <b>`status`</b>
1014
1018
  - `mu cmd_scale:status`
1015
1019
 
1016
1020
  ***statuses***
1017
1021
 
1018
1022
  - Gets the status of all active and inactive Scale engines.
1019
- - **`statuses`**
1023
+ - <b>`statuses`</b>
1020
1024
  - `mu cmd_scale:statuses`
1021
1025
 
1022
1026
  ***stop***
1023
1027
 
1024
1028
  - Stops the Scale test.
1025
- - **`stop`**
1029
+ - <b>`stop`</b>
1026
1030
  - `mu cmd_scale:stop`
1027
1031
 
1028
1032
  ***update***
1029
1033
 
1030
1034
  - Update the pattern dynamically (while the Scale test is running).
1031
- - **`update -p`** *`parameter`* **`-pv`** *`parameter-value`*
1035
+ - <b>`update -p`</b> <em>`parameter`</em> <b>`-pv`</b> <em>`parameter-value`</em>
1032
1036
  - `mu cmd_scale:update -p delay -pv 250 -p volume -pv 100000`
1033
1037
 
1034
1038
  ***verify***
1035
1039
 
1036
1040
  - Verifies a Scale test.
1037
- - **`verify`**
1041
+ - <b>`verify`</b>
1038
1042
  - `mu cmd_scale:verify`
1039
1043
 
1040
1044
  ####Options <a id="cmd_scale_options"/>####
@@ -1087,48 +1091,48 @@ Use to access the legacy REST API for Scale tests (Studio Scale).
1087
1091
 
1088
1092
  > Specify the zoom level (0, .5, or 1) in the timeline view for which to return data. 1 returns data for 100% of the time range, 0.5 returns data for 50% of the time range, and 0 returns only the last minute of data.
1089
1093
 
1090
- [back to top ↑](#top)
1094
+
1091
1095
 
1092
1096
  ###cmd\_homepage <a id="cmd_homepage"/>###
1093
- #####» see [cmd_homepage options](#cmd_homepage_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)#####
1094
1097
 
1095
- Use to access information displayed on the Mu UI homepage, such as
1096
- recent updates, backup status, or a list of latest test results.
1098
+ Use to access information displayed on the Mu UI homepage, such as recent updates, backup status, or a list of latest test results.
1099
+
1100
+ » see [cmd_homepage options](#cmd_homepage_options) | » see [documentation format](#documentation_format) | » back to [top](#top)
1097
1101
 
1098
1102
  ***all***
1099
1103
 
1100
1104
  - Gets the complete set of information displayed on the Mu home page.
1101
- - **`all`**
1105
+ - <b>`all`</b>
1102
1106
  - `mu cmd_homepage:all`
1103
1107
 
1104
1108
  ***help***
1105
1109
 
1106
1110
  - Gets help for all cmd\_homepage commands.
1107
- - **`help`**
1111
+ - <b>`help`</b>
1108
1112
  - `mu cmd_homepage:help`
1109
1113
 
1110
1114
  ***latest\_test***
1111
1115
 
1112
1116
  - Gets an array of the latest test results.
1113
- - **`latest_test`**
1117
+ - <b>`latest_test`</b>
1114
1118
  - `mu cmd_homepage:latest_test`
1115
1119
 
1116
1120
  ***queue\_test***
1117
1121
 
1118
1122
  - Gets an array of tests in the Test Queue.
1119
- - **`queue_test`**
1123
+ - <b>`queue_test`</b>
1120
1124
  - `mu cmd_homepage:queue_test`
1121
1125
 
1122
1126
  ***recent***
1123
1127
 
1124
1128
  - Gets the "What's New" section from the Mu homepage.
1125
- - **`recent`**
1129
+ - <b>`recent`</b>
1126
1130
  - `mu cmd_homepage:recent`
1127
1131
 
1128
1132
  ***status***
1129
1133
 
1130
1134
  - Gets system status for licenses, backup, and updates.
1131
- - **`status`**
1135
+ - <b>`status`</b>
1132
1136
  - `mu cmd_homepage:status`
1133
1137
 
1134
1138
  ####Options <a id="cmd_homepage_options"/>####
@@ -1149,29 +1153,30 @@ recent updates, backup status, or a list of latest test results.
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  ###cmd\_system <a id="cmd_system"/>###
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  Use to restart system services or to get status details for the Mu system.
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  * * * * *
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  ##Mu Gem Library Classes <a id="library"/>##
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  * * * * *
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data/version.rb CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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