workflow config init

Set up the configuration file, asking for and checking each credential

Synopsis

Ask for the Jira and Slack credentials, check each one, and write a .workflow.json with what passed.

By default it lands at the repository root, so every subdirectory sees it; outside a repository it lands in the current directory. Use –global to write it to your home directory instead, where every directory can see it. Use –template to write a blank file to fill in by hand rather than being asked. With –dry-run it runs the same checks, writes nothing and stores nothing in the keychain, and prints the file it would write, masked.

workflow config init [flags]

Options

      --force      overwrite an existing file
      --global     write to the home directory instead of here
  -h, --help       help for init
      --template   write a blank file to edit by hand instead of being asked

Options inherited from parent commands

      --dry-run      hold back every write to Jira, the forge, the messaging service, git and files, and say what it would have done
      --log string   append a one-line outline of each request (method, path, status, duration) to FILE, for a bug report