Releases: adobe/aio-cli
2.0.1-dev.0
pre-release. See official 2.0.1 release for Release Notes.
Updated console plugin to 1.4.0, new `aio console` behavior
aio-cli-plugin-console:
- Removed deprecated
oclif-index-base-command
module aio console
with no sub-command is equivalent toaio console:list-integrations
New feature: support for "no colon separator" between sub-commands
Thanks to a successful surgery by Dr. @purplecabbage we have "no colon" support in this release.
So previously you would have to do this:
aio console:list-integration
Now you can do this as well:
aio console list-integration
other changes:
- removed TypeScript support
- changed the test-runner from Mocha to Jest
New feature: added `console:reset-integration` command
- Added
console:reset-integration
(console:reset) feature
This will reset the wsk
auth code for an integration. Note: that if a previous command was already run, the credentials are cached for a max of 5 mins, then the auth code is revoked.
aio console:reset-integration INTEGRATION_ID
Fix: bug with expired access token
Updated jwt-auth
plugin with bug fix to the access token expiry check.
Fix: Adobe I/O Runtime API change (console:select-integration)
Added x-ims-org-id
header to console:select-integration
call
New features: support PEM files in config:set, added config:clear
- Added
config:clear [key]
to clear a specific key - Added
application/x-pem-file
handling forconfig:set [key] --file
(typically to set private keys)
New features: private-key passphrase support, .wskprops overwrite confirmation
For the console
and jwt-auth
commands, a --passphrase
flag was added for you to specify a passphrase for your private-key if it is passphrase protected.
For the console:select-integration
command, an interactive confirmation is presented to the user for overwriting the .wskprops
file. An --overwrite
flag can be set to bypass the prompt, to always overwrite the .wskprops
file.
Initial release
Initial release of the console
, config
, and jwt-auth
commands.