`manage update-cr`

Update the contents of the custom resources for the specified component.

Extended description

Important: Do not run this command unless explicitly instructed to do so. You must have specific information about the change to apply to the custom resource.

Syntax

cpd-cli manage update-cr \
--component=<component-name> \
--patch=<patch-to-apply-to-the-spec> \
[--cpd_instance_ns=<project-name>] \
[--cluster_component_ns=<project-name>] \
[-v][-vv][-vvv]

Arguments

The update-cr command has no arguments.

Options

Table 1: Command options

Option	Description
`--cluster_component_ns`	The project where the cluster-wide component that you want to modify is installed. Status Required if you want to modify the custom resource of a cluster-wide component, such as the scheduling service. Syntax `--cluster_component_ns=<project-name>` Default value No default. Valid values The project where the cluster-wide component that you want to modify is installed.
`--component`	The component that identifies the custom resource that you want to update. Status Required. Syntax `--component=<component-name>` Default value No default. Valid values For the list of components, see Component IDs.
`--cpd_instance_ns`	The project (namespace) where the component is installed. Status Required if you want to modify the custom resource of a component that is installed in the operands project for the instance. Syntax `--cpd_instance_ns=<project-name>` Default value No default. User-defined. Valid values The project (namespace) where the component is installed.
`--patch`	The change to make to the spec portion of the custom resource. Status Required. Syntax `--patch=<patch-to-apply-to-the-spec>` Default value No default. Valid values This information will be provided when you are instructed to run the `update-cr` command.
`-v` `-vv` `-vvv`	Display verbose output. Options are listed from least verbose to the most verbose. Status Optional. Syntax Verbose output `-v` Very verbose output `-vv` Most verbose output `-vvv` Default value Not applicable. Valid values Not applicable.

Examples

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