tctl edit

tctl edit

Edit one or multiple objects

tctl edit <apiVersion/kind | kind | shortform> [<name>] [flags]

Examples

Edit will perform a get on the given object
and launch $EDITOR (environment variable needs to be set) for editing it
then apply the changes back.

# Edit a workspace.
tctl edit workspace foo

# Edit a tenant
tctl edit tenant my-department

# Edit an IngressGateway
tctl edit ingressgateway myIng --workspace foo --gatewaygroup bar

# You can also edit lists of objects

# Edit multiple gateway groups at once
tctl edit gatewaygroup --workspace foo --gatewaygroup bar baz

# Or even all workspaces at once
tctl edit workspace --tenant foo

Options

      --org string                  Organization the object belongs to
      --tenant string               Tenant the object belongs to
  -w, --workspace string            Workspace the object belongs to
  -g, --group string                Group the object belongs to
  -t, --trafficgroup string         Traffic group the object belongs to
  -s, --securitygroup string        Security group the object belongs to
  -l, --gatewaygroup string         Gateway group the object belongs to
  -i, --istiointernalgroup string   Istio internal group the object belongs to
  -a, --application string          Application the object belongs to
      --api string                  API the object belongs to
  -o, --output-directory string     Response output type: table, yaml, json
  -h, --help                        help for edit

Options inherited from parent commands

      --config string    Path to the config file to use. Can also be
                         specified via TCTL_CONFIG env variable. This flag
                         takes precedence over the env variable.
      --debug            Print debug messages for all requests and responses
  -p, --profile string   Use specific profile (default "default")