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I am getting following error while deploying my app to app engine from my local machine. I used the following command in terminal:

 ./google-cloud-sdk/bin/gcloud app deploy api.n**.********.com/app.yaml --version api-**t

I have used '*' to hide the actual letters for security reasons. I am getting the following error when I run the above command:

  ERROR: (gcloud.app) Invalid choice: 'deploy api.n**.********.com/app.yaml --version'.
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It was working till yesterday night. But it is not working today. How to fix this issue? Kindly help me to resolve this issue. Thanks.

Regards, Janarthanan

Janarthanan
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You need to separate your command line arguments by spaces.

In particular you need a space between deploy and api.n... and a space between ...yaml and --version.

What you appear to have used looks like a space but is likely some other Unicode character. Perhaps you copied and pasted this command line from some web page which inserted nonstandard spaces for some reason?

Michael Hampton
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  • Hey, Thanks a lot. Yes, I removed those existing spaces and typed again. Now it works fine. I had copied from my notes editor. It could be some other unicode character as you mentioned.Thanks again! – Janarthanan Feb 05 '21 at 17:30