CLI for UAA written in golang. This is an alterntive to using uaac which is wirtten in Ruby. At this time it performs a limited subset of the features provided by the uaac gem. The team plans to continue development on the golang CLI going forward, and once it’s considered fully GA, intends to place it alongside uaac with a long-term intention of one day deprecating uaac.
Command Reference
See the Command Reference for the full list of commands and their options.
Migrating from uaac? See the Migrating from uaac guide for a side-by-side command reference.
Goals
To provide a CLI which can be easily installed in environments without a functioning Ruby setup
To more closely conform to the style of other widely used CLIs in the CF ecosystem, e.g. the cf CLI. Commands should be of the form VERB-NOUN, similar to cf delete-app.
To provide outputs that are machine-parseable whenever possible.
To improve the quality of help strings and error messages so that users can self-diagnose problems and unblock themselves.
To provide only the essential, highly used and/or required command options.
Installation
Install with Go
go install code.cloudfoundry.org/uaa-cli@latest
uaa -h
UAA Command Line Interface
CLI for UAA written in golang. This is an alterntive to using uaac which is wirtten in Ruby. At this time it performs a limited subset of the features provided by the uaac gem. The team plans to continue development on the golang CLI going forward, and once it’s considered fully GA, intends to place it alongside uaac with a long-term intention of one day deprecating uaac.
Command Reference
See the Command Reference for the full list of commands and their options.
Goals
cf delete-app.Installation
Install with Go
Install with Homebrew
Install using the Homebrew cask from the cloudfoundry tap:
If upgrading from the old formula-based version, uninstall it first
Building from source
Troubleshooting Installation
If you encounter trust warnings with Homebrew, you can either:
Trust the specific tap (recommended):
Or temporarily disable trust requirements:
Development notes
Setting up Go
If you don’t have a working Go setup
Running the tests