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- Changes
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toaura-cli
in usage output
- Added new commands for adding/removing allowed origins from the CORS policy of Data APIs. To access these commands, set the "beta-enabled" config to true
This is the first stable release of the Aura CLI, which brings support for managing the following Aura resources:
- Instances (create/delete/get/list/overwrite/pause/resume/update)
- Snapshots (create/get/list)
- Customer Managed Keys (create/delete/get/list)
- Tenants (get/list)
- GraphQL Data API list and get commands
- GraphQL Data API create command
- GraphQL Data API pause, resume, delete commands
- GraphQL Data API update command
- GraphQL Data API authentication provider list and get commands
- Panic on fatal errors as opposed to bubbling up errors
- Clear access token in the instance of an unauthorized request, and prompt user to retry
- Ensure that 1 argument is required when getting snapshot details
- Correct some of the snapshot help output
- Fixed flag descriptions for instance overwrite
- Fixed which values are accepted for output config option
- Add warning message when getting tenant details with table output that more details are available with other output settings
- Added the fact that snapshot must be exportable to overwrite an instance
- Added snapshot commands get, list and create
- Sets default credential automatically if there is a single credential added
- Add instance overwrite command
- instance get: add CMI endpoint URL
- tenant get: add CMI endpoint URL when applicable for tenant
- Make region argument optional when creating free-db instances
- Fixed usage messages to include argument placeholders
- Add config key validation when setting values
- --await option on cmk create
- --await option on instance resume and instance pause
- Support for table output on aura cli
- Added configuration and automations needed for releases.