nuvelics nrcs-config
Usage, options and details of the nuvelics nrcs-config commands.
nuvelics nrcs-config create
Create an NRCS connection
You will be prompted for the apiKey value. Use --secret-stdin to read it from stdin instead, for automation: echo "$API_KEY" | nuvelics nrcs-config create --secret-stdin --vendor saga \ --display-name "Acme Saga" --base-url https://saga.example.com \
--instance-url https://acme.saga.example.com
The apiKey must never be passed as a flag value (visible in ps and shell history).
--vendor <vendor>— NRCS vendor (only "saga" is supported today)--display-name <name>— Display name for the connection--base-url <url>— Vendor API base URL--instance-url <url>— Vendor instance URL--secret-stdin— Read the apiKey from stdin instead of the interactive prompt
nuvelics nrcs-config delete [id]
Delete an NRCS connection (irreversible)
Pass --yes to confirm. This action is irreversible.
--yes— Confirm irreversible deletion
nuvelics nrcs-config list
List NRCS connections
--include-health— Include each connection's outbound credential health (adds one batched lookup)
nuvelics nrcs-config targets
List the NRCS connections a story can be pushed to
Needs only the permission to push, not to manage connections: use it to find the
id story push --nrcs-config takes. Lists id, name, vendor and instance address
only.
nuvelics nrcs-config update [id]
Update an NRCS connection
The current version is fetched automatically. If modified concurrently, a 412 is returned — retry. When --rotate-api-key is passed, you will be prompted for the new apiKey.
--display-name <name>— New display name--base-url <url>— New vendor API base URL--instance-url <url>— New vendor instance URL--rotate-api-key— Prompt for a new apiKey and rotate it