CoreCTL - Core Platform CTL

CLI for CECG's Core Platform.

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Downloading

Releases for Linux and Mac are published in releases Download and unzip your platform e.g for Mac with Apple chip download corectl_Darwin_arm64.tar.gz and add to your path.

Usage

Initialisation

Before usage, you should initialise corectl. This will set up your GitHub integration with your developer environments.

But first, you will need:

• A GitHub personal token
• To know which GitHub repository is your "environments repository". Please ask your administrator for this.

To initialise corectl, run:

corectl config init

It will ask you to enter your GitHub token and the URL of your environments repository.

Updates

Periodically update local corectl configuration by running:

corectl config update

This command will fetch latest changes for configuration repositories.

After the initialization you can start using corectl.

Commands

To check for available operations run:

corectl --help

GitHub Access Token

Classic Personal Access Token

Scopes required:

• repo, since corectl needs access to read, create repositories, create PullRequests, configure environments and variables for the repositories.
• workflow, since corectl may create workflow files when creating new applications.

Fine-grained tokens

NOTE: Your organization has to enable use of fine-grained tokens for this to be possible.

Requirements for token:

• It should have access to all your organization repositories, since corectl might be used to create and configure new repositories.
• Read-Write permissions for Administrations, since corectl might be used to create new repositories for applications.
• Read-Write permissions for Contents, since corectl will try to clone repositories with configuration and might be used to update contents of the repository.
• Read-Only permissions for Metadata, since corectl uses GitHub API with metadata to perform some logic (check if repository exists, for example).
• Read-Write permissions for Workflows, since corectl might configure workflow files when creating new applications.
• Read-Write permissions for Environments and Variables, since corectl might be used to configure P2P for repositories.
• Read-Write permissions for Pull Requests, since corectl might be used to automatically generate Pull Requests with platform configuration updates.