Merge pull request #40 from ionet-official/2.0.5

2.0.5

README.md

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 # IO-Net Official Binaries
 
-##### Version: 2.0.4
+##### Latest Version: 2.0.5
 
 This repository contains official binaries for the io.net - Follow the instructions below to set up and run the binaries on your respective operating system.
 
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 2. **Additional Arguments Mode**: You can also pass the arguments directly to the binary.
  - [required] `--device_name`: (string) The name of the device.
  - [required] `--device_id`: (string) The ID of the device.
- - [optional] `--user_id`: (string) The ID of the user.
- - [optional] `--operating_system`: (string) The operating system of the device.
  - [optional] `--no_warnings`: (boolean) Disable warnings of deleting existing and running containers.
  - [optional] `--no_cache`: (boolean) Disable loading arguments from in-disk cache of your device.
  - [optional] `--token`: (string) User refresh token to enable silent authentication.
  - [optional] `--disable_sleep_mode`: (boolean) Disable sleep mode for the device.
+
+ - see `--help` for additional commands.
 - Example usage:
  ```
  ./io_net_launch_binary_linux --device_name=my_device --device_id=1234 --no_warnings=true --no_cache=true
  ```
 
 - Note: The binary application will wait until the IO Worker Containers are up and running.
+- Note: After one successful sign-in, the auth token will be saved in cache file. To re-authenticate use `--no_cache=true` flag.
 - Note: The binary will cache the arguments on the disk for future use. If you DO NOT want to use cached arguments, you can pass the `--no_cache=true` argument.
 - Note: If you want to disable warnings about deleting existing and running containers, you can pass the `--no_warnings=true` argument.
 - Note: If you want to disable sleep mode for the device, you can pass the `--disable_sleep_mode=true` argument.