managedtenants-cli 1.50.0

Description:

managedtenantscli 1.50.0

# Managed Tenants CLI
A CLI tool commonly used by MT-SRE projects at Red Hat.
## Usage
### Available subcommands

Subcommand | Description |
—————- | ———————————————————————————- |
load | Loads the addons inventory |
run | Runs the task |
tasks_reference | [path:search] “path” for the directory or file and “search” string to filter tasks |

### Available flags

Flag | Description |
——————– | ————————————– |
-v or –version | CLI version |
–environment | Target environment |
–addon-name | Load only a given addon |
–addons-dir | [path] “path” for the addons directory |
–ocm-api | Override the environments in OCM API |
–ocm-api-insecure | Allow Insecure connections to OCM API |

## Install
From PyPI:
`bash $ pip install managedtenants_cli `
From source:
`bash $ python setup.py install `
## Develop
Install pre-commit hooks:
`bash $ pre-commit install `
Install the development requirements:
`bash $ make develop `
Run the code checks:
`bash $ make check `
Run the tests:
`bash $ make test `
## Release
Update the VERSION file to reflect the new version. Submit a pull request and merge it to main. Once it is merged, you need to create a new tag and a new release. You can do this by clicking “Draft a new release” on the Releases page and then creating a new tag instead of selecting one from the dropdown. Please also use the option to “Generate release notes”. After that, a CI job will be triggered that will publish the package on PyPI.
Alternatively, you can create a new tag by running:
` git checkout main && git pull upstream main git tag X.Y.Z git push upstream X.Y.Z `
and then draft the release in the web UI.
## License
The default license of the code in this repository is [http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0). That applies for most of the code here, as they were written from scratch, but exceptions exist. In any case, each module carries the corresponding licensing information.