apic products:replace
Products replace operations
Synopsis
Products replace operations
Create a mapping file
if you are replacing a Product, the mapping file specifies the Product that you want to replace, and the mapping of the Plans from the source Product to the target Product.
The PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE takes the following form:
product_url: https:/server/api/catalogs/{id}/products/{id}
plans:
- source: {source_plan_name_1}
target: {target_plan_name_1}
- source: {source_plan_name_2}
target: {target_plan_name_2}
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Hot-replace
version 1.0.0 with 1.0.1
apic products:replace climbon:1.0.1 PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE
The Product specified on the command line is the replacement Product. For example, if you are replacing climbon:1.0.0 with climbon:1.0.1 then the Product specified on the command line is climbon:1.0.1, and the product_url property inside the plan mapping file specifies the URL of climbon:1.0.0.
apic products:replace [flags]
Possible Usages
apic products:replace [flags] --id --scope space ID PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE
apic products:replace [flags] --id --scope catalog ID PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE
apic products:replace [flags] --scope space NAME:VERSION PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE
apic products:replace [flags] --scope catalog NAME:VERSION PRODUCT_PLAN_MAPPING_FILE
Options
-c, --catalog string Catalog name or id (required)
--format string Output format. One of [json yaml octet-stream go-template=... go-template-file=...], defaults to yaml.
-h, --help Help for products:replace
--id id
-o, --org string Organization name or id (required)
--output string Write file(s) to directory, instead of STDOUT (default "-")
--scope string scope
-s, --server string management server endpoint (required)
--space string Space name or id (required)
Options inherited from parent commands
--accept-license Accept the license for API Connect
--debug Enable debug output
--debug-output string Write debug output to file
--lang string Toolkit operation language
--live-help Enable or disable tracking of limited usage information
-m, --mode string Toolkit operation mode (default "apim")