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mod
Automated code remediation.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
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--version | Display version info. |
Subcommands
build: Generates LST artifacts for one or more repositories.clean: Clean build and run artifacts produced by the CLI.config: Global configuration options that are required by some CLI commands.exec: Execute an arbitrary shell command recursively on selected repository roots.git: Multi-repository git operations.log: Manages a log aggregate.list: Lists the repositories that can be built and published.monitor: (INCUBATING) Launches an HTTP server used to monitor the CLI.publish: Publishes the LST artifacts for one or more projects.run: Runs an OpenRewrite recipe locally on pre-built LSTS.run-history: Get information about the most recent recipe runs.study: Produces studies from OpenRewrite recipe data tables locally.generate-completion
mod build
Generates LST artifacts for one or more repositories.
Once generated, the artifacts can be uploaded to your artifact management tool so that Moderne can ingest them or they can be used to run recipes locally.
While it is possible to manually build and publish your artifacts, we strongly recommend automating this. Please see the moderneinc/mass-ingest-example repository on GitHub for an idea of how to do that.
If the path itself is not a Git repository, then this command will recursively look through the directories to find Git repositories that match the repository-* options.
If this command executes successfully, the LST artifact for each project will be stored in a .moderne/build directory inside of each repository that is built.
If you've set up a connection with Moderne (by running the mod config moderne command), this command will attempt to download LST artifacts from Moderne instead of building them locally. This will allow you to quickly run recipes and make changes. If you do not want this command to look for LST artifacts in Moderne, you can add the --no-download flag.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--dry-run | Do not actually build the LST(s), but list the steps that would be required to do so. | |
--no-download | Do not attempt to download LSTs from Moderne. | |
--offline | When an underlying build tool has an offline mode, enable it. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod clean
Clean build and run artifacts produced by the CLI.
Can be filtered to only clean certain artifacts.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
builds: Clean build artifacts produced by the CLI.runs: Clean run artifacts produced by the CLI.
mod clean builds
Clean build artifacts produced by the CLI.
Can be filtered to only clean certain artifacts.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--keep | Keep this many run artifacts and clean all others. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod clean runs
Clean run artifacts produced by the CLI.
Can be filtered to only clean certain artifacts.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--keep | Keep this many run artifacts and clean all others. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod config
Global configuration options that are required by some CLI commands.
Configuration set here is used as needed in all subsequent commands.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
build: Configures build tools used to produce LSTs.environment: The build environment that the CLI is running in.features: Configures experimental features.http: Configures HTTP options that will be used throughout the CLI.java: Configures Java options used for building LSTs and running recipes.license: Configure a license key.lsts: Configures LSTs production and publishing.moderne: Configures the connection to Moderne. Must be configured before you can install and run recipes.recipes: Configures the recipe marketplace available to the CLI. Must be configured before you can run recipes.scm: Configures source code management.user: Configure the active user.
mod config build
Configures build tools used to produce LSTs.
Usage
Subcommands
active-styles: Configure the active styles to use when building LSTs.bazel: Configures the Bazel build tool.gradle: Configures Gradle as it is used to resolve recipe dependencies and when running recipes.maven: Configures Maven as it is used for LST production, resolving recipe dependencies, and when running recipes.
mod config build active-styles
Configure the active styles to use when building LSTs.
Overriding active styles circumvents auto-detection of styles in the production of LSTs.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes overriding active styles.edit: Configure the active styles to use when building LSTs.show: Displays the configured overriding active styles.
mod config build active-styles delete
Removes overriding active styles.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build active-styles edit
Configure the active styles to use when building LSTs.
Overriding active styles circumvents auto-detection of styles in the production of LSTs.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
activeStyles | Additional build arguments that are added to the end of the Gradle command line. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build active-styles show
Displays the configured overriding active styles.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build bazel
Configures the Bazel build tool.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
rule: Configure the Bazel rule used to build LSTs.
mod config build bazel rule
Configure the Bazel rule used to build LSTs.
The rule affects how the project is built.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes Bazel build rule customization.edit: Configure Bazel build rule.show: Displays the configured Bazel build rule.
mod config build bazel rule delete
Removes Bazel build rule customization.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build bazel rule edit
Configure Bazel build rule.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
rule | The Bazel build rule to use when building LSTs. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build bazel rule show
Displays the configured Bazel build rule.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle
Configures Gradle as it is used to resolve recipe dependencies and when running recipes.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
arguments: Configure Gradle build arguments.root: (INCUBATING) Configure the directory containing the Gradle root build. This could be.to force the CLI to use the root directory of the repository as the Gradle build and look no deeper.
mod config build gradle arguments
Configure Gradle build arguments.
Build arguments are added to the end of the Gradle command line when building LSTs.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes additional build arguments for Gradle.edit: Configure Gradle build arguments.show: Displays the configured Gradle additional build arguments.
mod config build gradle arguments delete
Removes additional build arguments for Gradle.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle arguments edit
Configure Gradle build arguments.
Build arguments are added to the end of the Gradle command line when building LSTs.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle arguments show
Displays the configured Gradle additional build arguments.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle root
(INCUBATING) Configure the directory containing the Gradle root build. This could be . to force the CLI to use the root directory of the repository as the Gradle build and look no deeper.
When this is set, the CLI does not attempt to find root Gradle builds in subdirectories or siblings recursively.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes the configured directory containing the Gradle root build.edit: Configure the directory containing the Gradle root build.show: Displays the configured directory containing the Gradle root build.
mod config build gradle root delete
Removes the configured directory containing the Gradle root build.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle root edit
Configure the directory containing the Gradle root build.
When this is set, the CLI does not attempt to find root Gradle builds in subdirectories or siblings recursively.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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root | The directory containing the Gradle root build. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build gradle root show
Displays the configured directory containing the Gradle root build.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven
Configures Maven as it is used for LST production, resolving recipe dependencies, and when running recipes.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
arguments: Configure Maven build arguments.settings: Configure Maven settings.
mod config build maven arguments
Configure Maven build arguments.
Build arguments are added to the end of the Maven command line when building LSTs.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes additional build arguments for Maven.edit: Configure Maven build arguments.show: Displays the configured Maven additional build arguments.
mod config build maven arguments delete
Removes additional build arguments for Maven.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven arguments edit
Configure Maven build arguments.
Build arguments are added to the end of the Maven command line when building LSTs.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven arguments show
Displays the configured Maven additional build arguments.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven settings
Configure Maven settings.
Allows you to specify the location of a Maven settings.xml file that should be used when Maven is being used to resolve recipe dependencies or run recipes. You can also use an environment variable that points to location of the file with ${ENV_VAR} syntax.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
delete: Removes the configured Maven settings.edit: Configure Maven settings.show: Displays the configured Maven settings.
mod config build maven settings delete
Removes the configured Maven settings.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven settings edit
Configure Maven settings.
Allows you to specify the location of a Maven settings.xml file that should be used when Maven is being used to resolve recipe dependencies or run recipes.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
settingsXml | The location of a Maven settings.xml file to use. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config build maven settings show
Displays the configured Maven settings.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config environment
The build environment that the CLI is running in.
Will output information about the environment the CLI is running in (e.g., a local developer machine vs. Gitlab CI).
Usage
Subcommands
show: The build environment that the CLI is running in.
mod config environment show
The build environment that the CLI is running in.
Will output information about the environment the CLI is running in (e.g., a local developer machine vs. Gitlab CI).
Usage
mod config features
Configures experimental features.
Experimental features are not guaranteed to be stable and may change in future releases.
Usage
Subcommands
index-recipes
mod config features index-recipes
Index recipes to avoid classloading expense on every repository. This experimental feature does not change the command line for running a recipe, but since recipes are instantiated differently, is considered experimental initially.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--enabled |
mod config http
Configures HTTP options that will be used throughout the CLI.
All subsequent commands will use these settings.
Usage
Subcommands
proxy: Configures HTTP proxy settings that will be used for every HTTP request.trust-store: Configures truststore options that will be used throughout the CLI.
mod config http proxy
Configures HTTP proxy settings that will be used for every HTTP request.
All subsequent commands will use these settings.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes HTTP proxy settings from global configuration.edit: Configures HTTP proxy settings that will be used for every HTTP request.show: Displays the proxy settings from global configuration.
mod config http proxy delete
Removes HTTP proxy settings from global configuration.
Proxy settings will no longer be used for HTTP requests.
Usage
mod config http proxy edit
Configures HTTP proxy settings that will be used for every HTTP request.
All subsequent commands will use these settings.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--host, --proxy-host | |
--port, --proxy-port |
mod config http proxy show
Displays the proxy settings from global configuration.
Shows the currently configured proxy settings, if any.
Usage
mod config http trust-store
Configures truststore options that will be used throughout the CLI.
All subsequent commands will use these settings.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes truststore settings from global configuration.edit: Configures truststore options that will be used throughout the CLI.show: Displays the truststore setting from global configuration.
mod config http trust-store delete
Removes truststore settings from global configuration.
Truststore settings will no longer be used for HTTP requests.
Usage
mod config http trust-store edit
Configures truststore options that will be used throughout the CLI.
All subsequent commands will use these settings.
Usage
Subcommands
system: Configures truststore to use the Operating System specific default truststore. On Mac the system trust store is accessed via the Keychain Access app. On Windows the system trust store is accessed via the Microsoft Management Console. On Linux there is no standardized trust store, so the cacerts file under ${JAVA_HOME}/lib/security/cacerts will be used.file: Configures truststore to point to a file.java-home: Configures truststore to use the cacerts file in ${JAVA_HOME}/lib/security/cacerts.
mod config http trust-store edit system
Configures truststore to use the Operating System specific default truststore. On Mac the system trust store is accessed via the Keychain Access app. On Windows the system trust store is accessed via the Microsoft Management Console. On Linux there is no standardized trust store, so the cacerts file under ${JAVA_HOME}/lib/security/cacerts will be used.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--password | The password used to access the truststore. |
mod config http trust-store edit file
Configures truststore to point to a file.
All subsequent commands will use this truststore.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
file | The path to the truststore file. |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--password | The password used to access the truststore. |
--provider | The provider of the truststore. |
--type | The type of the truststore file. |
mod config http trust-store edit java-home
Configures truststore to use the cacerts file in ${JAVA_HOME}/lib/security/cacerts.
Usage
mod config http trust-store show
Displays the truststore setting from global configuration.
Shows the currently configured truststore setting, if any.
Usage
mod config java
Configures Java options used for building LSTs and running recipes.
Must be configured before you can run the commands that involve non-standard Java configurations.
Usage
Subcommands
jdk: Configures locations of JDKs that can be used by build tools.options: Configures JVM options added to tools building LSTs.version: Configures the JDK to use.
mod config java jdk
Configures locations of JDKs that can be used by build tools.
Must be configured before you can run the build command if JDKs are in non-standard locations.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures locations of JDKs that can be used by build tools.delete: Removes the configured JDK installations. The CLI will revert to using only detectable JDKs.list: Displays the detected and configured JDK installations in the order in which they will be selected, constrained by versions detected from a particular repository.
mod config java jdk edit
Configures locations of JDKs that can be used by build tools.
Must be configured before you can run the build command if JDKs are in non-standard locations.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
javaHomes | The paths on disk where JDK installations can be found. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java jdk delete
Removes the configured JDK installations. The CLI will revert to using only detectable JDKs.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java jdk list
Displays the detected and configured JDK installations in the order in which they will be selected, constrained by versions detected from a particular repository.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--named | Filter the list of JDKs to . | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java options
Configures JVM options added to tools building LSTs.
Must be configured before you can run the build command if non-standard VM options are required.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures JVM options added to tools building LSTs.delete: Removes configured JVM options. The CLI will no longer use custom JVM options.show: Displays the configured JVM options.
mod config java options edit
Configures JVM options added to tools building LSTs.
Must be configured before you can run the build command if non-standard VM options are required.
Usage
Examples
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java options delete
Removes configured JVM options. The CLI will no longer use custom JVM options.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java options show
Displays the configured JVM options.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java version
Configures the JDK to use.
Configure a name like "17", "17-tem", or "17.0.6-tem" depending on the degree of control needed.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures the JDK to use.delete: Reverts to auto-detection of a JDK to use when building a repository.show: Displays the configured JDK version.
mod config java version edit
Configures the JDK to use.
Configure a name like "17", "17-tem", or "17.0.6-tem" depending on the degree of control needed.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
selectedJdk | The named JDK to use. If set to "auto", the CLI will revert to detecting the correct JDK to use from signals available in the repository. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java version delete
Reverts to auto-detection of a JDK to use when building a repository.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config java version show
Displays the configured JDK version.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config license
Configure a license key.
A license key allows for running recipes on private repositories without a connection to a Moderne tenant.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes the configured license key.edit: Configure the active user.show: Displays information about the configured license key.
mod config license delete
Removes the configured license key.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config license edit
Configure the active user.
A license key allows for running recipes on private repositories without a connection to a Moderne tenant.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
license | The license key, provided by Moderne support. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config license show
Displays information about the configured license key.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config lsts
Configures LSTs production and publishing.
Must be configured before you can run the publish command.
Usage
Subcommands
artifacts: Configures the storage layer for LSTs to be published to and downloaded from.
mod config lsts artifacts
Configures the storage layer for LSTs to be published to and downloaded from.
Must be configured before you can run the publish command.
Usage
Subcommands
artifactory: Configures the Artifactory repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from.show: Displays the LST artifacts repository configuration.maven: Configures a Maven-formatted artifact repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from.
mod config lsts artifacts artifactory
Configures the Artifactory repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from.
All subsequent publish and download commands will use this Artifactory repository.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures the repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from. Must be configured before you can run the publish command.delete: Removes the Artifactory repository configuration. The publish command will no longer function until another artifact source is configured.show: Displays the Artifactory repository configuration.
mod config lsts artifacts artifactory edit
Configures the repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from. Must be configured before you can run the publish command.
All subsequent publish and download commands will use this artifact repository.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
url | The URL of the artifact repository that LSTs will be published to. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--authorization | The authorization header value to use. |
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--jfrog-api-token | The JFrog API token to use. | |
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--password | The password to authenticate with. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. | |
--skip-ssl | If this parameter is included, SSL verification will be skipped. | |
--user | The user to authenticate with. |
mod config lsts artifacts artifactory delete
Removes the Artifactory repository configuration. The publish command will no longer function until another artifact source is configured.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config lsts artifacts artifactory show
Displays the Artifactory repository configuration.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config lsts artifacts show
Displays the LST artifacts repository configuration.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config lsts artifacts maven
Configures a Maven-formatted artifact repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from.
All subsequent publish and download commands will use this Maven repository.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures the repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from. Must be configured before you can run the publish command.delete: Removes the Maven artifact repository repository configuration. The publish command will no longer function until another artifact source is configured.show: Displays the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.
mod config lsts artifacts maven edit
Configures the repository that LSTs will be published to and downloaded from. Must be configured before you can run the publish command.
All subsequent publish and download commands will use this artifact repository.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
url | The URL of the artifact repository that LSTs will be published to. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--authorization | The authorization header value to use. |
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--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--password | The password to authenticate with. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. | |
--skip-ssl | If this parameter is included, SSL verification will be skipped. | |
--user | The user to authenticate with. |
mod config lsts artifacts maven delete
Removes the Maven artifact repository repository configuration. The publish command will no longer function until another artifact source is configured.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config lsts artifacts maven show
Displays the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config moderne
Configures the connection to Moderne. Must be configured before you can install and run recipes.
All subsequent commands will use this Moderne tenant.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
delete: Removes the configured Moderne tenant.edit: Configures the connection to Moderne. Must be configured before you can install and run recipes.local: Configures a connection to a Moderne DX instance running locally on the same machine.show: Displays the Moderne tenant configuration.organizations: The organizational hierarchy of repository ownership.
mod config moderne delete
Removes the configured Moderne tenant.
Usage
mod config moderne edit
Configures the connection to Moderne. Must be configured before you can install and run recipes.
All subsequent commands will use this Moderne tenant.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
host | The URL of the Moderne UI. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--api | The URL of the tenant API gateway. |
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--skip-ssl | If this parameter is included, SSL verification will be skipped. | |
--token | The Moderne personal access token to use. |
mod config moderne local
Configures a connection to a Moderne DX instance running locally on the same machine.
All subsequent commands will use this instance.
Usage
mod config moderne show
Displays the Moderne tenant configuration.
Usage
mod config moderne organizations
The organizational hierarchy of repository ownership.
Each of these organizations are cloneable.
Usage
Subcommands
show: Displays the Moderne view of organizational hierarchy.
mod config moderne organizations show
Displays the Moderne view of organizational hierarchy.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--json | ||
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config recipes
Configures the recipe marketplace available to the CLI. Must be configured before you can run recipes.
You must run the mod config moderne command before running this command so that the CLI knows where to download recipes from.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
artifacts: Configures artifact repositories to resolve recipes from.export: Export the recipe catalog for study by different tools.jar: Adds or updates an artifact that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.moderne: Configures which Moderne recipes should be installed and used in the local CLI marketplace.delete: Clear the whole recipe marketplace.list: List the artifacts that are contributing recipes to the marketplace.search: Finds recipes based on free form text search.yaml: Adds or updates a YAML file that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.
mod config recipes artifacts
Configures artifact repositories to resolve recipes from.
Defaults to resolving recipes from Maven Central and Nexus Snapshots.
Usage
Subcommands
artifactory: Configures the artifact repository to resolve recipes from.show: Displays the recipe artifacts repository configuration.default-repositories: (INCUBATING) Configure the availability of default repositories.maven: Configures a Maven-formatted artifact repository that recipes will be resolved from.
mod config recipes artifacts artifactory
Configures the artifact repository to resolve recipes from.
All subsequent recipe installation commands will use this Artifactory repository.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures the artifact repository to resolve recipes from.delete: Removes the Artifactory repository configuration.show: Displays the Artifactory repository configuration.
mod config recipes artifacts artifactory edit
Configures the artifact repository to resolve recipes from.
All subsequent recipe installation commands will use this artifact repository.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
url | The URL of the artifact repository that recipes will be resolved from. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--authorization | The authorization header value to use. |
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--jfrog-api-token | The JFrog API token to use. | |
--password | The password to authenticate with. | |
--skip-ssl | If this parameter is included, SSL verification will be skipped. | |
--user | The user to authenticate with. |
mod config recipes artifacts artifactory delete
Removes the Artifactory repository configuration.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts artifactory show
Displays the Artifactory repository configuration.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts show
Displays the recipe artifacts repository configuration.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts default-repositories
(INCUBATING) Configure the availability of default repositories.
Maven Central and Nexus Snapshots are considered as valid recipe sources by default.In some environments access to these repositories is not allowed. This can be used to disable any attempt to access them.
Usage
Subcommands
enabledisableshow
mod config recipes artifacts default-repositories enable
(INCUBATING) Enable default repositories.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts default-repositories disable
(INCUBATING) Disable default repositories.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts default-repositories show
(INCUBATING) Show the current configuration of default repositories.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts maven
Configures a Maven-formatted artifact repository that recipes will be resolved from.
All subsequent recipe installation commands will use this Maven repository.
Usage
Subcommands
edit: Configures the repository that recipes will be resolved from.delete: Removes the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.show: Displays the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.
mod config recipes artifacts maven edit
Configures the repository that recipes will be resolved from.
All subsequent recipe installation commands will use this artifact repository.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
url | The URL of the artifact repository that recipes will be resolved from. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--authorization | The authorization header value to use. |
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--password | The password to authenticate with. | |
--skip-ssl | If this parameter is included, SSL verification will be skipped. | |
--user | The user to authenticate with. |
mod config recipes artifacts maven delete
Removes the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.
Usage
mod config recipes artifacts maven show
Displays the Maven artifact repository repository configuration.
Usage
mod config recipes export
Export the recipe catalog for study by different tools.
Usage
Subcommands
json: Export recipe details as JSON.csv: Export recipe details as CSV.
mod config recipes export json
Export recipe details as JSON.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
output | The path to the output JSON file. |
mod config recipes export csv
Export recipe details as CSV.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
output | The path to the output CSV file. |
mod config recipes jar
Adds or updates an artifact that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.
The recipes defined by this artifact will then be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
install: Adds or updates an artifact that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.delete: Removes an artifact supplying recipes to the marketplace.
mod config recipes jar install
Adds or updates an artifact that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.
The recipes defined by this artifact will then be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
GAV | The group, artifact, and version of the artifact to install in the format groupId:artifactId:version. The version may be a fixed version, LATEST, or RELEASE. |
The dependency will be resolved from the artifact source defined in mod config lsts artifacts |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--repository-url, --repository | The repository URL that the artifact will be resolved from. |
mod config recipes jar delete
Removes an artifact supplying recipes to the marketplace.
The recipes defined by this artifact will then no longer be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
artifact | An artifact name or group and artifact name. |
mod config recipes moderne
Configures which Moderne recipes should be installed and used in the local CLI marketplace.
The recipes installed will then be available to run locally.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
install: Allows you to find and install recipes from Moderne.push: Pushes the local CLI recipe marketplace to Moderne.sync: Synchronizes the local CLI recipe marketplace with Moderne.
mod config recipes moderne install
Allows you to find and install recipes from Moderne.
After providing a search term, the Moderne API will be queried to find recipes that match it. You will be provided with up to 10 possible matches and the option to select one to install. If you select to install one, the appropriate JAR will be downloaded and added to your local CLI marketplace. The recipes defined by this artifact will then be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
searchTerm | The search term to use to find recipes to install. |
mod config recipes moderne push
Pushes the local CLI recipe marketplace to Moderne.
Adds or replaces all recipes in the Moderne tenant with the recipes installed in the local marketplace.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --force | Force the push of the local CLI recipe marketplace to Moderne, replacing all installed recipe artifacts with the contents of the local marketplace. |
mod config recipes moderne sync
Synchronizes the local CLI recipe marketplace with Moderne.
Destroys all recipes in the local CLI marketplace and replaces them with the latest recipes available in Moderne. The recipes defined by these artifacts will then be available to run.
Usage
mod config recipes delete
Clear the whole recipe marketplace.
No recipes will be available to run until they are installed again.
Usage
mod config recipes list
List the artifacts that are contributing recipes to the marketplace.
Usage
mod config recipes search
Finds recipes based on free form text search.
The found recipes may then be set as the active recipe. Multiple word searches may, but don't need to surrounded by quotes on the command line.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
query |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--limit | The maximum total number of results that will be returned. |
mod config recipes yaml
Adds or updates a YAML file that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.
The recipes defined in this YAML file will then be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
install: Adds or updates a YAML file that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.delete: Removes an artifact supplying recipes to the marketplace.
mod config recipes yaml install
Adds or updates a YAML file that contains recipes that should be added to the recipe marketplace in the CLI.
The recipes defined in this YAML file will then be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The path to the YAML file to install. The YAML file will be copied, so if further modifications to it are made, make sure to reinstall it. |
mod config recipes yaml delete
Removes an artifact supplying recipes to the marketplace.
The recipes defined by this artifact will then no longer be available to run.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The path to the YAML file to uninstall. |
mod config scm
Configures source code management.
Usage
Subcommands
gitlab: Configures GitLab.
mod config scm gitlab
Configures GitLab.
Usage
Subcommands
base-url: Configure the base URL.
mod config scm gitlab base-url
Configure the base URL.
The base URL affects how repository paths and URLs to SCM are constructed.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
delete: Removes base URL customization.edit: Configure the base URL.show: Displays the configured base URL.
mod config scm gitlab base-url delete
Removes base URL customization.
Usage
mod config scm gitlab base-url edit
Configure the base URL.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
baseUrl | The base URL to use when determining paths. |
mod config scm gitlab base-url show
Displays the configured base URL.
Usage
mod config user
Configure the active user.
The active user is reported for activity metrics in Moderne DX environments. If not explicitly set in mod config, the active user is inferred from global git configuration.
Usage
Subcommands
delete: Removes the configured active user.edit: Configure the active user.show: Displays the configured active user.
mod config user delete
Removes the configured active user.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config user edit
Configure the active user.
The active user is reported for activity metrics in Moderne DX environments.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
The email of the active user. | ||
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--name | The name of the active user. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod config user show
Displays the configured active user.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--local | Configuration relevant to a specific group of repositories. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--save | When applied to a group of repositories, indicates that the configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. When applied to global configuration, this option has no effect. |
mod exec
Execute an arbitrary shell command recursively on selected repository roots.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
cmd | |
args |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git
Multi-repository git operations.
Usage
Subcommands
add: Performs the equivalent of git add on multiple repositories.apply: Performs the equivalent of git apply on multiple repositories.checkout: Performs the equivalent of git checkout on multiple repositories.clone: Performs the equivalent of git clone on multiple repositories.commit: Performs the equivalent of git commit on multiple repositories.pull: Performs the equivalent of git pull on multiple repositories.push: Performs the equivalent of git push on multiple repositories.reset: Performs the equivalent of git reset on multiple repositories.rev-parse: Performs the equivalent of git rev-parse on multiple repositories.stashset: Performs the equivalent of git stash on multiple repositories.stashset: Performs the equivalent of git stash on multiple repositories.
mod git add
Performs the equivalent of git add on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying git add one at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git apply
Performs the equivalent of git apply on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one patch at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git checkout
Performs the equivalent of git checkout on multiple repositories.
Rather than checking out one repository at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
branch | The branch to checkout. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
-b, -B | Causes a new branch to be created as if git-branch were called and then checked out. | |
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git clone
Performs the equivalent of git clone on multiple repositories.
Rather than cloning one at a time, this operates on multiple repositories. The list of repositories can be sourced from different places, like Moderne or a CSV.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
csv: Clones the repositories listed in a CSV file.json: Clones the repositories listed in a JSON file.moderne: Clones the repositories in an organization on Moderne.
mod git clone csv
Clones the repositories listed in a CSV file.
The CSV file should have a header row with the required columns cloneUrl, branch and any number of optional columns. The optional columns are changeset, java, jvmOpts, mavenArgs, gradleArgs, bazelRule.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
cloneInto | The directory to clone all projects into. This directory will be created if it doesn't exist. |
csv | The path to a CSV file containing repositories to clone. |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--depth | Equivalent to the git clone --depth option. |
--filter | Equivalent to the git clone --filter option. |
--limit | The maximum number of repositories to clone. |
--metadata-only, --metadata | Do not perform a traditional git clone, but rather just record the repository origin, path, branch, and changeset in a 'repository' folder. |
--save | Any per repository configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. |
--single-branch |
mod git clone json
Clones the repositories listed in a JSON file.
The JSON file should consist of an array of repositories with the required keys cloneUrl| and @|bold branch and any number of optional keys. The optional keys are changeset, java, jvmOpts, mavenArgs, gradleArgs, bazelRule.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
cloneInto | The directory to clone all projects into. This directory will be created if it doesn't exist. |
json | The path to a JSON file containing repositories to clone. |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--depth | Equivalent to the git clone --depth option. |
--filter | Equivalent to the git clone --filter option. |
--limit | The maximum number of repositories to clone. |
--metadata-only, --metadata | Do not perform a traditional git clone, but rather just record the repository origin, path, branch, and changeset in a 'repository' folder. |
--save | Any per repository configuration should be placed in a .modernecfg which can be committed to source control. |
--single-branch |
mod git clone moderne
Clones the repositories in an organization on Moderne.
The repositories are cloned at the same branch and changeset of the LST that represents that repository in the organization in Moderne so that a subsequent mod build will trivially match and download the LST from Moderne. By default a maximum of 20 repositories will be cloned. Use --limit to change this.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
cloneInto | The directory to clone all projects into. This directory will be created if it doesn't exist. |
organization | The name of an organization in Moderne. All repositories in that organization will be cloned at the branch and commit of their current LSTs. |
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--depth | Equivalent to the git clone --depth option. |
--filter | Equivalent to the git clone --filter option. |
--limit | The maximum number of repositories to clone. |
--metadata-only, --metadata | Do not perform a traditional git clone, but rather just record the repository origin, path, branch, and changeset in a 'repository' folder. |
--single-branch |
mod git commit
Performs the equivalent of git commit on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one commit at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
-m, --message | The commit message to use. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git pull
Performs the equivalent of git pull on multiple repositories.
Rather than pulling one repository at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--rebase | Pull with rebase or not. |
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--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git push
Performs the equivalent of git push on multiple repositories.
Rather than pushing one repository at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
repository | |
refspec | Specify what destination ref to update with what source object. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--u, --set-upstream | For every branch that is up to date or successfully pushed, add upstream (tracking) reference. |
mod git reset
Performs the equivalent of git reset on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one stash at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--hard | Resets the index and working tree. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git rev-parse
Performs the equivalent of git rev-parse on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one rev-parse at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
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Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git stashset
Performs the equivalent of git stash on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one stash at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
This command does not affect the stash log of the repository, but rather stores the otherwise untracked commit in a multi-repository stash file in Moderne configuration, so the whole 'stashset' can be applied at once atomically.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
apply: Performs the equivalent of git stash apply on multiple repositories.push: Performs the equivalent of git stash push on multiple repositories.
mod git stashset apply
Performs the equivalent of git stash apply on multiple repositories.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
ref | The stash ref to apply. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--force | Pop the stash after applying it, regardless of whether it made a change. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git stashset push
Performs the equivalent of git stash push on multiple repositories.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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-u, --include-untracked | Include untracked files. |
mod git stashset
Performs the equivalent of git stash on multiple repositories.
Rather than applying one stash at a time, this operates on multiple repositories.
This command does not affect the stash log of the repository, but rather stores the otherwise untracked commit in a multi-repository stash file in Moderne configuration, so the whole 'stashset' can be applied at once atomically.
Usage
Examples
Subcommands
apply: Performs the equivalent of git stash apply on multiple repositories.push: Performs the equivalent of git stash push on multiple repositories.
mod git stashset apply
Performs the equivalent of git stash apply on multiple repositories.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
ref | The stash ref to apply. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
--force | Pop the stash after applying it, regardless of whether it made a change. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod git stashset push
Performs the equivalent of git stash push on multiple repositories.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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-u, --include-untracked | Include untracked files. |
mod log
Manages a log aggregate.
Used to understand holistically how a build performed on many repositories. In contrast to a CI build log which is designed to look at one repository at a time, a log aggregate is designed to look at many repositories at once, illuminating the common causes of failure (or success) and the overall health of the ingestion process.
Usage
Subcommands
builds: Adds a set of build logs to a log aggregate.
mod log builds
Adds a set of build logs to a log aggregate.
In contrast to a CI build log which is designed to look at one repository at a time, a log aggregate is designed to look at many repositories at once, illuminating the common causes of failure (or success) and the overall health of the ingestion process.
Usage
Subcommands
add: Adds a set of build logs to a log aggregate.
mod log builds add
Adds a set of build logs to a log aggregate.
For each repository that has a matching build, add its build log to the aggregate.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
logPath | The absolute or relative path on disk to a log aggregate (a zip file). The file need not exist, though its containing directory is expected to exist. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--build | A build ID for a build that has completed previously. | |
--last-build | Select whatever the last build was, whether the build ran fully to completion or terminated early. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod list
Lists the repositories that can be built and published.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--json | (INCUBATING) Output the repository listing in JSON. The format of this JSON is unsettled at this point, and the data structuremay change. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod monitor
(INCUBATING) Launches an HTTP server used to monitor the CLI.
This command will launch an HTTP server and block, so should be used in combination with backgrounding the process and redirecting its output as needed. The server will respond to GET requests on http://localhost:/prometheus in the Prometheus exposition format.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
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--port | The port to listen on. Default is 8080. |
mod publish
Publishes the LST artifacts for one or more projects.
Once published to your artifact repository, Moderne will be able to ingest them and they will, in turn, be usable inside of Moderne.
You must run mod build before you can run this command. You also must set up an artifact repository connection by running mod config lsts artifacts before this command will work.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod run
Runs an OpenRewrite recipe locally on pre-built LSTS.
You must run the mod build command before this command will work. You also must set up a connection to moderne (mod config moderne) and install recipes (mod config recipes) for this command to work.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--active-recipe | If this flag is included, the recipe specified as the active recipe in your IDE will be run (assuming you have the Moderne plugin installed and configured). | |
--jvm-debug | Start a JDWP server on this port and pause for a remote debug connection. | |
-P, --recipe-option | Recipe options, if any. If a recipe accepts more than one option, you can include this argument multiple times. |
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--recipe | The recipe ID of the recipe that should be run. |
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--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--streaming | (INCUBATING) Stream results from the recipe run to the console as they are produced. This is intended to be machine readable for the creation of incremental experiences like usage search in the IDE. |
mod run-history
Get information about the most recent recipe runs.
Usage
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--most-recent | Only show the most recent run of each recipe. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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mod study
Produces studies from OpenRewrite recipe data tables locally.
Data tables are an important part of performing large scale impact analyses on source code.
Usage
Examples
Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
path | The absolute or relative path on disk to a directory containing one or more checked-out Git repositories that you want to operate on. This typically takes the form of targeting a single, checked-out copy of a Git repository or it can be a folder containing a collection of Git repositories that will be discovered by recursively scanning the initial provided directory. |
Options
| Name | Description | Example |
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--data-table | The name of the data table to study. | |
--json | Output the data table in JSON format with the specified fields. If no value is provided, all columns from the data table will be kept. | |
--last-recipe-run | Select whatever the last recipe run was that generated patch files to apply. The last recipe run is determined from the whole repository group, not on an individual repository basis. | |
-o, --output-file | The location to output the data table. | |
--recipe-run | The recipe run that generated patch files to apply. | |
--repository-branch | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that are currently on this branch. |
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--repository-origin | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have an origin that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the origin is git@github.com:foo/bar - all of the following would match this: github.com:foo/bar, github.com, foo, and foo/bar). |
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--repository-path | Restricts the command to only run against repositories that have a path (a combination of the organization/project and the repository name) that matches this. Supports partial matches (e.g., if the repository is in the foo organization and is called bar - all of the following would match this: foo/bar, foo/.*, foo, and bar). |
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--template |
mod generate-completion
Generate bash/zsh completion script for mod.
Usage
Options
| Name | Description |
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-V, --version | Print version information and exit. |
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