ravion api-key

`ravion api-key`

Create a service-account API key in the dashboard: Settings > Service accounts > select the account > Create API key. Use it as RAVION_API_KEY for automation, not a personal membership key. Aliases: api-keys

`ravion api-key delete`

Delete ApiKey

ravion api-key delete <id> [flags]

Flags:

Flag	Required	Description
`-y, --yes`		skip confirmation prompt

`ravion api-key get`

Get ApiKey by id

ravion api-key get <id> [flags]

Flags:

Flag	Required	Description
`--json`		emit response as JSON

`ravion api-key list`

List ApiKeys

ravion api-key list [flags]

Flags:

Flag	Required	Description
`--cursor <string>`		cursor
`--json`		emit response as JSON
`--limit <int>`		limit
`--owner-id <string>`		Optional owner id filter. Must be provided with ownerType.
`--owner-type <string>`		Optional owner type filter. Must be provided with ownerId. Available values: MEMBERSHIP, SERVICE_ACCOUNT.
`-v, --verbose`		show full output

`ravion api-key permissions`

List the permissions a key can have

ravion api-key permissions [flags]

Flags:

Flag	Required	Description
`--owner-id <string>`	yes	ID of the membership or service account the key authenticates as.
`--owner-type <string>`	yes	Type of principal the key authenticates as. Available values: MEMBERSHIP, SERVICE_ACCOUNT.
`--json`		emit response as JSON
`-v, --verbose`		include display labels

`ravion api-key update`

Update an API key, including setting or clearing its permission limit

ravion api-key update <id> [flags]

Flags:

Flag	Required	Description
`--clear-permissions`		Remove the key’s limit and inherit all of its owner’s permissions
`--description <string>`		Optional context for where or why this API key is used.
`--json`		emit response as JSON
`--name <string>`		User-facing label for the API key.
`--permissions <type:action>`		The most the key may do, as type:action pairs from the authorization catalog, for example `project:read` or `pipelineRun:create`. The key may do something only when its owner may too, so it can narrow its owner’s permissions but never widen them. Null means everything its owner may do. Omitting this field on create uses the owner’s permissions; omitting it on update preserves the current limit. Limits apply only in organizations with authorization enforcement enabled. Limited keys cannot access the Terraform Cloud API or personal-account operations, and cannot select another organization. Only a member signed in to the dashboard or the CLI can change it, never an API key.

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Command reference

`ravion api-key`

`ravion api-key delete`

`ravion api-key get`

`ravion api-key list`

`ravion api-key permissions`

`ravion api-key update`

​ravion api-key

​ravion api-key delete

​ravion api-key get

​ravion api-key list

​ravion api-key permissions

​ravion api-key update

`ravion api-key`

`ravion api-key delete`

`ravion api-key get`

`ravion api-key list`

`ravion api-key permissions`

`ravion api-key update`