glab(1)
β¨ glab-cluster-agent-check_manifest_usage β¨
okay bestie, say hi to glab-cluster-agent-check_manifest_usage β the little glab subcommand that goes snooping for agents still living in the past π΅οΈβοΈπ
π EXPERIMENTAL ALERT: this is an experiment, bestie. Not production ready, could get unstable or straight-up deleted at any moment. Do not build your whole life on it.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
glab cluster agent check_manifest_usage [flags]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
So what does she actually do? She searches a group and all its descendant projects for registered agents whose configuration files are still using the deprecated gitops.manifest_projects setting. Basically a glow-up detector for your GitOps config, no cap. π
The output is tab-separated, so you can absolutely redirect it into a TSV file if that's your vibe. π
And listen β this whole feature is an experiment. It is not ready for production use. It might be unstable, or removed at any time, literally whenever. For more info, go read https://docs.gitlab.com/policy/development_stages_support/ π§
π OPTIONS π
-a,--agent-page=1 β which page of agents you wanna look at. default is1.-A,--agent-per-page=30 β how many agents get listed per page. default is30.-g,--group="" β the Group ID you want to check. (empty by default, so pls give her something π)-p,--page=1 β page number for projects. default is1.-P,--per-page=30 β how many projects to list per page. default is30.-r,--recursive[=false] β recursively check subgroups too. go deep, go feral. π
π OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS π
-h,--help[=false] β show help for this command. always there for you, fr fr.-R,--repo="" β select another repository. You can use eitherOWNER/REPOorGROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO. The full URL or Git URL is also accepted. so many options, she's flexible like that π
β¨ EXAMPLE β¨
# Check a group for agents using deprecated GitOps manifest settings
glab cluster agent check_manifest_usage --group my-group
# Recursively check a group and all its subgroups
glab cluster agent check_manifest_usage --group my-group --recursive
π SEE ALSO π
glab-cluster-agent(1)β the main character this one spawns from π«Ά
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