Description: Install and manage DC/OS software packages. Usage: dcos package --config-schema dcos package --help dcos package --info dcos package describe [--app --cli --config] [--render] [--package-versions] [--options=] [--package-version=] dcos package install [--cli | [--app --app-id=]] [--package-version=] [--options=] [--yes] dcos package list [--json --app-id= --cli ] dcos package search [--json ] dcos package repo add [--index=] dcos package repo remove dcos package repo list [--json] dcos package uninstall [--cli | [--app --app-id= --all]] dcos package update Commands: describe Get specific details for packages. install Install a package. list Print a list of the installed DC/OS packages. search Search the package repository. repo add Add a package repository to DC/OS. repo remove Remove a package repository from DC/OS. repo list Print the package repository sources. Possible sources include a local file, HTTPS, and Git. uninstall Uninstall a package. update This command has been deprecated. Repositories are dynamically updated as they are added by `dcos package repo add`. Options: --all All packages. --app Application only. --app-id= The application ID. --cli Command line only. --config Print the the configurable properties for the `marathon.json` file. --index= The numerical position in the package repository list. Package repositories are searched in descending order. By default the Universe repository first in the list. -h, --help Print usage. --info Print a short description of this subcommand. --options= Path to a JSON file that contains customized package installation options. --package-version= The package version to install. --package-versions Print all versions for this package. --render Collate the marathon.json package template with the values from config.json and --options. If not provided, print the raw templates. --version Print version information. --yes Turn off interactive mode and assume "yes" is the answer to all prompts. Positional Arguments: Name of the DC/OS package in the package repository. Pattern to use for searching the package repository. You can use complete or partial values. Name of the package repository. For example, `Universe`. URL of the package repository. For example, https://universe.mesosphere.com/repo.