How to replace v1 'publish' command

[djhoese]

Describe the bug

I have some CI code that eventually does the equivalent of:

rabbitmqadmin publish exchange=satellite routing_key="a.b.c" payload='{"a": 1}'

to kick off execution of some tests.

This doesn't seem possible in v2 of rabbitmqadmin, but I can't figure out how I should be doing it. I read the source code and I don't see command line arguments for exchange or routing key.

Reproduction steps

1. Run rabbitmqadmin publish exchange=satellite routing_key="a.b.c" payload='{"a": 1}'

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Expected behavior

Given other changes in v2 I assumed exchange=X would become --exchange X or something like that. I can't find documentation that shows an example so I've just been guessing. Any guidance is appreciated. Thanks.

Additional context

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[djhoese]

Oh my god, "message" is a subcommand!

# rabbitmqadmin publish --help
Publishes (inefficiently) message(s) to a queue or a stream. Only suitable for development and test environments.

Usage: rabbitmqadmin publish [OPTIONS] [message]

Commands:
  message  Publishes (inefficiently) message(s) to a queue or a stream. Only suitable for development and test environments. Prefer messaging or streaming protocol clients!
  help     Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Had to read more source code for this to be obvious to me. Thanks for your time.

[michaelklishin]

@djhoese as the help message explicitly states, publishing and consuming over the HTTP API is very strongly recommended against.

Which is why we do not even document publish and get in rabbitmqadmin v2's docs.

Use a messaging or streaming client in your tests.

[michaelklishin]

Moved to a discussion.