rspm edit federated-credential

Command to edit federated OAuth credentials

Terminal

rspm edit federated-credential [flags]

Examples

Terminal

  # Edit with ID token assertion (uses defaults for subject/audience)
  rspm edit federated-credential --name=[credential name] --client-id=[client-id] --token-endpoint=[token-endpoint] --scope=[scope]
  
  # Edit with custom subject and audience
  rspm edit federated-credential --name=[credential name] --subject=[new-subject] --audience=[new-audience] --client-id=[client-id] --token-endpoint=[token-endpoint] --scope=[scope]
  
  # Edit with client secret (uses client credentials flow)
  rspm edit federated-credential --name=[credential name] --client-id=[client-id] --client-secret=[client-secret] --token-endpoint=[token-endpoint] --scope=[scope]

Options

Terminal

      --audience string         The audience claim for the federated OAuth credential (e.g., api://example.com). Defaults to 'packagemanager'.
      --client-id string        The OAuth client ID for the federated OAuth credential.
      --client-secret string    The OAuth client secret for the federated OAuth credential. Use either this OR the subject/audience (which have defaults).
  -h, --help                    help for federated-credential
      --name string             The name of the federated OAuth credential to edit.
      --scope string            The OAuth scope for the federated OAuth credential.
      --subject string          The subject claim for the federated OAuth credential (e.g., user@example.com). Defaults to the git builder name.
      --token-endpoint string   The OAuth token endpoint URL for the federated OAuth credential.

Options inherited from parent commands

Terminal

  -a, --address string             The address of the remote server. If not specified, the PACKAGEMANAGER_ADDRESS environment variable is used.
  -c, --config string              Path to config file
      --insecure-ssl-skip-verify   If true, skip SSL certificate validation. This reduces the security that SSL normally provides.
  -o, --output-format string       Specify the output format 'human' for human-readable output or 'json' for JSON-encoded output. (default "human")
  -v, --verbose                    Provide additional output