`keybase chat list-members` responds "incorrect usage" to everything?
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Description
$ keybase chat list-members redacted-team-name
Error parsing command line arguments: Incorrect usage.
$ keybase chat list-members redacted-team-name "#general"
Error parsing command line arguments: Incorrect usage.
The documentation says to invoke it as:
keybase chat list-members [command options] [conversation [channel name]]
and what I'm doing seems to match that.
There doesn't seem to be a corresponding chat API method to use instead, either, although one can fake it (awkwardly) by calling read to get the complete chat history, searching for the most recent addedtoteam system message and then taking the union of the owners, admins, readers, and writers fields from that message.
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the failure with the keybase chat list-members command using both the team name alone and the team plus #general, then compare the behavior with the documented [conversation [channel name]] syntax. Check the related chat API availability and the read workaround described in the issue; done means the command accepts the documented forms and returns the conversation members.
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