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API Editing (ssd api-management update api)
The ssd api-management update api command allows you to edit an existing API on Sensedia API Platform.
You can use the ssd api-management update api command or its shortened version ssd apim update api.
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Usage
The ssd api-management update api command can be followed by flags with their respective arguments:
ssd api-management update api [flags]
If no flag is specified, the interactive mode will be activated.
See below an example of usage in the direct mode:
$ ssd api-management update api "My old api" --name "My new api" --version 1.0.0 --revision last
Available flags
The following flags can be used with the ssd api-management update api command:
| Flag | Type | Description |
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-d, --description |
string |
API Description |
-h, --help |
Displays help for the command |
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-n, --name |
string |
New name for the API |
--new-version |
string |
New value for the API version.
If omitted, the value of the |
-p, --path |
string |
Base path of the API to be modified |
--responsible-team |
Team responsible for the API |
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--responsible-user |
User responsible (login) for the API |
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-r, --revision |
string |
Revision of the API to be modified |
-s, --stage |
string |
Workflow stage of the API to be modified |
-t, --team |
string |
Name of the team if the API has the visibility type "TEAM" |
-v, --version |
string |
Version of the API to be modified |
--visibility-type |
string |
Visibility type of the API to be modified |
Global Flags
Flag |
Type |
Description |
-c, --config |
string |
Configuration file (default: |
--profile |
string |
The configuration profile you want to use (default: "default") |
--verbose |
Lists all requests made by the command.
It is possible to store this information in a TXT file instead of displaying it on the terminal.
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Declarative Mode
It is possible to update a Rest API using a .yaml file with the declarative mode. Learn more.
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