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rivers import

Import current river(s) into a yaml files. Get a group or river ID in the right env and account and create a yaml file per the source

Usage

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Usage: rivery rivers import [OPTIONS]

Options

  • riverid:
  • Type: STRING
  • Default: none
  • Usage: --riverId

Please provide at least one river id. River Id can be found in the river url, structured as this: https:///#/river///river/

  • groupname:
  • Type: STRING
  • Default: none
  • Usage: --groupName

Please provide a group name of rivers. The group name can be found near every river, in the river screen at cli.

  • path:
  • Type: STRING
  • Default: none
  • Usage: --path

The path you want to import into.

  • help:
  • Type: BOOL
  • Default: false
  • Usage: --help

Show this message and exit.

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Usage: rivery rivers import [OPTIONS]

  Import current river(s) into a yaml files. Get a group or river ID in the
  right env and account and create a yaml file per the source

Options:
  --riverId TEXT    Please provide at least one river id. River Id can be found
                    in the river url, structured as this: https://<cli-console>/
                    #/river/<accountId>/<environmentId>/river/**<RiverId>**

  --groupName TEXT  Please provide a group name of rivers. The group name can be
                    found near every river, in the river screen at cli.

  --path TEXT       The path you want to import into.
  --help            Show this message and exit.