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add organization parameter to login command
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Alper Ebicoglu
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docs/en/CLI.md
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@ -274,11 +274,13 @@ Then review changes on your source control system to be sure that it has changed |
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Some features of the CLI requires to be logged in to abp.io platform. To login with your username write: |
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```bash |
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abp login <username> # Asks password separately |
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abp login <username> -p <password> # Specify the password as a parameter |
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abp login <username> # Allows you to enter your password hidden |
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abp login <username> -p <password> # Specify the password as a parameter (password is visible) |
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abp login <username> --organization <organization> # If you have multiple organizations, you need set your active organization |
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abp login <username> -p <password> -o <organization> # You can enter both your password and organization in the same command |
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``` |
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> Using `-p` parameter might not be safe if someone is watching your screen :) It can be useful for automation purposes. |
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> When using the -p parameter, be careful as your password will be visible. It's useful for CI/CD automation pipelines. |
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A new login with an already active session overwrites the previous session. |
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