set

You can use the set command to update and manage the parameters or properties of each context in the config.yaml file.

Overview

Each context in the config.yaml contains a set of parameters or properties that can be configured to set up an environment. You can use the set command to update the values of these parameters. This permits you to customize the behavior of a specific command without modifying the entire config.yaml file. You can specify the required parameter value directly in the command, to override the value set in the default or selected config.yaml file. This flexibility gives you granular control over the configuration settings for each context, further enhancing the versatility of managing multiple config.yaml files and context parameters.

Syntax and command line options

You can enter the command as follows:
ocli context set [context_name] 
parameter=value
The [parameter=value] parameter is mandatory.
Important: If you run the command without [context_name] parameter, the [parameter=value] for the default context is updated.
The details required with each parameter is as follows:
context_name
Specify the context name.
parameter=value
Specify a parameter in the context with a value. In the config.yaml file, you have multiple parameters under logging and connection. If you want to update any values under these parameters, specify the complete level separated by a dot (.) For example if you want to update the value for port parameter under connection, specify the value as 
ocli context set connection.port=443

Example

  1. Run the following command to update the port to 443 in TEST context.
    ocli context set TEST connection.port=443