Fix flag names in bundle generate dashboard error message#5449
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The fallback error in resolveID referenced --dashboard-path and --dashboard-id, which are not real flags for this command. Use the actual flag names --existing-path and --existing-id. Co-authored-by: Isaac
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Fix the flag names in the
bundle generate dashboardfallback error.resolveIDreferenced--dashboard-path/--dashboard-id, which are not flags of this command; the real flags are--existing-path/--existing-id.Why
The message printed flag names that don't exist, which would mislead anyone who hit it.
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cmd/bundle/generateunit tests andbundle/generate/dashboard*acceptance tests pass. No test asserted the old string.This PR was written by Claude Code.