create workspace
Creates a repository workspace. If you specify a flow target or snapshot, the repository workspace will be populated with the components of that stream or snapshot.
Aliases:
create ws, create w
Usage:
| create workspace | [common options] [-d/--description <arg>] [-s/--stream <arg> | --snapshot <arg> | -e/--empty] <name> |
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| create workspace | [common options] --duplicate <arg> <name> |
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| create workspace | [common options] [-d/--description <arg>] --historyRef <arg> [name] |
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| name | The name of the workspace. |
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Options:
| -r, --repository-uri <arg> | The URI that specifies the location of the repository. |
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| -u, --username <arg> | The user name for the repository. |
| -P, --password <arg> | The password for the repository. |
| --password-file <arg> | File that contains the user's password. |
| --certificate <arg> | The file that contains the user's login certificate. |
| --smartCard | Use the connected smart card for authentication. |
| --kerberos | Authenticate with Windows user credentials using Kerberos/SPNeGO. |
| --integratedWindows | Authenticate with Windows user credentials using Integrated Windows Authentication. |
| -j, --json | Enable JSON output. |
| -d, --description <arg> | The description of the workspace/stream. |
| -s, --stream <arg> | The stream or workspace to set as the default flow target and initial workspace history. To specify the stream or workspace, use its name[@repo], alias, or UUID[@repo]. |
| --snapshot <arg> | The snapshot to use as the initial workspace history. To specify the snapshot, use name[@repo], alias, or UUID[@repo]. |
| -e, --empty | Creates an empty workspace. A default component will not be created for the workspace. |
| --duplicate <arg> | The workspace to duplicate. To specify the workspace, use the name[@repo], alias, or UUID[@repo]. |
| --historyRef <arg> | The history reference to use as the initial workspace history. To specify the history reference, use its alias, or UUID[@repo]. History references can be obtained with the "show operations" command. |
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