tcld user command reference
The tcld user
commands manage users in Temporal Cloud.
Alias: u
- tcld user delete
- tcld user get
- tcld user invite
- tcld user list
- tcld user resend-invite
- tcld user set-account-role
- tcld user set-namespace-permissions
delete
The tcld user delete
command deletes the specified user in Temporal Cloud.
You must set either --user-email
or --user-id
to specify the user to be deleted.
Alias: d
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--user-email
Specify the email address of the user to delete.
Example
tcld user delete --user-email <test@example.com>
--user-id
Specify the user identifier of the user to delete.
Example
tcld user delete --user-id <test-user-id>
--request-id
The request identifier to use for the asynchronous operation.
If not set, the server assigns an identifier.
Alias: -r
--resource-version
Specify a resource version (ETag) to update from. If not specified, the latest version is used.
Alias: -v
get
The tcld user get
command gets information about the specified user in Temporal Cloud.
You must set either --user-email
or --user-id
.
Alias: g
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--user-email
Specify the email address of the user to get information about.
Example
tcld user delete --user-email <test@example.com>
--user-id
Specify the user identifier of the user to get information about.
Example
tcld user delete --user-id <test-user-id>
invite
The tcld namespace invite
command invites the specified user to join Temporal Cloud.
Alias: i
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--user-email
Required modifier
Specify the email address of the user to be invited. You can supply this modifier multiple times to invite multiple users in a single request.
Alias: -e
--account-role
Required modifier
Specify the account-level Role for the invited user.
Available account roles: admin
| developer
| read
.
Alias: --ar
--namespace-permission
Specify the Namespace-level permissions for the invited user. You can supply this modifier multiple times to set multiple Namespace permissions in a single request.
Each value must be in the format of namespace=permission-type
.
Available namespace permissions: Admin
| Write
| Read
.
Alias: -p
--request-id
The request identifier to use for the asynchronous operation.
If not set, the server assigns an identifier.
Alias: -r
tcld user invite --user-email <test@example.com> --account-role developer --namespace-permission ns1=Admin --namespace-permission ns2=Write --request-id <123456>
list
The tcld user list
command returns a paginated list of users in Temporal Cloud.
Alias: l
Example
tcld user list
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--namespace
List users that have permissions to the Namespace.
Alias: -n
Example
tcld user list --namespace <namespace_id>
--page-token
Page token for paging list users request.
Alias: -p
--page-size
Page size for paging list users request.
Defaults to 10.
Alias: -s
resend-invite
The tcld user resend-invite
command resends an invitation to the specified user in Temporal Cloud.
You must set either --user-email
or --user-id
to specify the user to receive another invitation.
Alias: ri
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--user-email
Specify the email address of the user to resend an invitation to.
Example
tcld user resend-invite --user-email <test@example.com>
--user-id
Specify the user identifier of the user to resend an invitation to.
Example
tcld user resend-invite --user-id <test-user-id>
--request-id
The request identifier to use for the asynchronous operation.
If not set, the server assigns an identifier.
Alias: -r
set-account-role
The tcld user set-account-role
command sets an account-level Role for the specified user in Temporal Cloud.
You must set either --user-email
or --user-id
.
Alias: ri
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--account-role
Required modifier
Specify the account-level Role to assign to the user.
Available account roles: admin
| developer
| read
.
Alias: -ar
--user-email
Specify the email address of the user to assign an account-level Role to.
Alias: -e
Example
tcld user set-account-role --user-email <test@example.com> --account-role Developer
--user-id
Specify the user identifier of the user to assign an account-level Role to.
Alias: --id
Example
tcld user set-account-role --user-id <test-user-id> --account-role Developer
--request-id
The request identifier to use for the asynchronous operation.
If not set, the server assigns an identifier.
Alias: -r
--resource-version
Specify a resource version (ETag) to update from. If not specified, the latest version is used.
Alias: -v
set-namespace-permissions
The tcld user set-namespace-permissions
command sets Namespace-level permissions for a specified user in Temporal Cloud.
You must set either --user-email
or --user-id
.
Alias: snp
The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.
--user-email
Specify the email address of the user to assign Namespace-level permissions to.
Example
tcld user set-namespace-permissions --user-email <test@example.com>
--user-id
Specify the user identifier of the user to assign Namespace-level permissions to.
Example
tcld user set-namespace-permissions --user-id <test-user-id>
--request-id
The request identifier to use to assign Namespace-level permissions to.
If not set, the server assigns an identifier.
Alias: -r
--resource-version
Specify a resource version (ETag) to assign Namespace-level permissions to. If not specified, the latest version is used.
Alias: -v
--namespace-permission
Specify the Namespace-level permissions for the invited user. You can supply this modifier multiple times to set multiple Namespace permissions in a single request.
Each value must be in the format of namespace=permission-type
.
Available namespace permissions: Admin
| Write
| Read
.
Alias: -p