configcat flag targeting update

Update targeting rule

Aliases

up

Usage

configcat flag targeting update [options]

Example

configcat flag targeting update -i <flag-id> -e <environment-id> -p 1 -a Email -c contains -t @example.com -f true

Options

Option Description
--flag-id, -i, --setting-id ID of the Feature Flag or Setting
--environment-id, -e ID of the Environment where the update must be applied
--position, -p The position of the updating targeting rule
--attribute, -a The user attribute to compare
--comparator, -c The comparison operator

Possible values: contains, doesNotContain, isNotOneOf, isOneOf, numberDoesNotEqual, numberEquals, numberGreater, numberGreaterOrEquals, numberLess, numberLessOrEquals, semVerGreater, semVerGreaterOrEquals, semVerIsNotOneOf, semVerIsOneOf, semVerLess, semVerLessOrEquals, sensitiveIsNotOneOf, sensitiveIsOneOf
--compare-to, -t The value to compare against
--flag-value, -f The value to serve when the comparison matches, it must respect the setting type
--segment-id, -si ID of the Segment used in the rule
--segment-comparator, -sc The segment comparison operator

Possible values: isIn, isNotIn
--reason, -r The reason note for the Audit Log if the Product's 'Config changes require a reason' preference is turned on
--verbose, -v, /v Print detailed execution information
--non-interactive, -ni Turn off progress rendering and interactive features
-h, /h, --help, -?, /? Show help and usage information

Parent Command

Command Description
configcat flag targeting Manage targeting rules