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# variable $TOK
# An admin token obtained from `get_admin_token` or `chef-automate iam token create admin-token-1 --admin`
# variable $TARGET_HOST
-# A host running A2, either `https://a2-dev.test` or a remote machine.
+# A host running Automate, either `https://a2-dev.test` or a remote machine.
#
# These works either inside or outside Habitat Studio.
# authQuery
#############
# Purpose:
-# Provide a very concise way to fetch collections of a2 auth resources at the API level.
+# Provide a very concise way to fetch collections of Automate auth resources at the API level.
#
# Usage:
-# a2 [ <options> ] <collection> [ <name> <value> ]
+# authQuery [ <options> ] <collection> [ <name> <value> ]
#
# <collection> may be "users", "teams", "policies", "tokens", "projects", or "roles".
# Optionally specify a property <name> and <value> if you wish to emit just a single entity.
# -p or --projects project filter; a comma-separate list as a single argument
#
# Examples:
-# a2 users
-# a2 --one users
-# a2 -s users name bob
-# a2 -o --show users name bob
-# a2 --v1 -o --show -p proj1,proj2 roles
+# authQuery users
+# authQuery --one users
+# authQuery -s users name bob
+# authQuery -o --show users name bob
+# authQuery --v1 -o --show -p proj1,proj2 roles
#
# To run on a different environment you can adjust the env vars for a single invocation. Example:
-# TARGET_HOST=https://fresh-install-dev.cd.chef.co TOK=stVpD9I23OFn_U2OME= a2 -s policies
+# TARGET_HOST=https://fresh-install-dev.cd.chef.co TOK=stVpD9I23OFn_U2OME= authQuery -s policies
authQuery () {
# prerequisites
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ authQuery () {
# authLoad
#############
# Purpose:
-# Load a list of a2 auth resources.
+# Load a list of Automate auth resources.
# You can copy resources from one machine to another (e.g. for debugging or backup)
# by storing the output of authQuery into a file and feeding that file to authLoad.
#
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ authLoad() {
# authGen
#############
# Purpose:
-# Generate a list of a2 auth resources.
+# Generate a list of Automate auth resources.
# This generates dummy data that is not particularly realistic
# but can be used to observe general performance characteristics.
# NB: When generating policies, it builds one policy per token,
