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galasactl auth login

Log in to a Galasa ecosystem using an existing access token

Synopsis

Log in to a Galasa ecosystem using an existing access token stored in the 'galasactl.properties' file in your GALASA_HOME directory. If you do not have an access token, request one through your ecosystem's web user interface and follow the instructions on the web user interface to populate the 'galasactl.properties' file.

galasactl auth login [flags]

Options

  -h, --help   Displays the options for the 'auth login' command.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -b, --bootstrap string                      Bootstrap URL. Should start with 'http://' or 'file://'. If it starts with neither, it is assumed to be a fully-qualified path. If missing, it defaults to use the 'bootstrap.properties' file in your GALASA_HOME. Example: http://example.com/bootstrap, file:///user/myuserid/.galasa/bootstrap.properties , file://C:/Users/myuserid/.galasa/bootstrap.properties
      --galasahome string                     Path to a folder where Galasa will read and write files and configuration settings. The default is '${HOME}/.galasa'. This overrides the GALASA_HOME environment variable which may be set instead.
  -l, --log string                            File to which log information will be sent. Any folder referred to must exist. An existing file will be overwritten. Specify "-" to log to stderr. Defaults to not logging.
      --rate-limit-retries int                The maximum number of retries that should be made when requests to the Galasa Service fail due to rate limits being exceeded. Must be a whole number. Defaults to 3 retries (default 3)
      --rate-limit-retry-backoff-secs float   The amount of time in seconds to wait before retrying a command if it failed due to rate limits being exceeded. Defaults to 1 second. (default 1)

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