@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ Use this command to modify specific properties of an existing Icinga object.
137137| ` --<key> <value> ` | Provide all properties as single command line options |
138138| ` --append-<key> <value> ` | Appends to array values, like ` imports ` , |
139139| | ` groups ` or ` vars.system_owners ` |
140- | ` --remove-<key> [<value>] ` | Remove a specific property, eventually only |
140+ | ` --remove-<key> [<value>] ` | Remove a specific property, potentially only |
141141| | when matching ` value ` . In case the property is an |
142142| | array it will remove just ` value ` when given |
143143| ` --json ` | Otherwise provide all options as a JSON string |
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ you whether an object has either been created or (not) modified.
174174
175175With ` set ` you only set the specified properties and do not touch the other
176176ones. You could also want to completely override an object, purging all other
177- eventually existing and unspecified parameters . Please use ` --replace ` if this
177+ unspecified parameters that might already exist . Please use ` --replace ` if this
178178is the desired behaviour.
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@@ -504,8 +504,8 @@ You can override this by adding the `--force` parameter. It will then tell you:
504504Config matches active stage, deploying anyway
505505```
506506
507- In case you want to do not want ` deploy ` to waste time to re-render your
508- config or in case you decide to re-deploy a specific, eventually older config
507+ In case you do not want ` deploy ` to waste time re-rendering your config
508+ or in case you decide to re-deploy a specific, possibly older, config
509509version the ` deploy ` command allows you to provide a specific checksum:
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511511``` shell
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