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sdk broker update

Overview

Update '.env' files of all the applications with the current SDK broker configuration

Aliases: update, upd

Usage:

quix sdk broker update [options]

Options:

  • --workspace-id <workspace-id>: The environment to use if your SDK broker configuration is set to Quix Cloud
  • --env-file-name <env-file-name>: Set the name of the environment file [default: .env]
  • --directory <directory>: Base directory (defaults to current directory)

How It Works

The quix sdk broker update command ensures that the .env files for all your applications are synchronized with the current SDK broker configuration. By updating these files, the command guarantees that every application is correctly configured to connect with the latest local broker settings.

Upon execution, the command scans each application's .env file and updates the SDK configuration to reflect the current local broker. If an application's .env file is already up-to-date, it remains unchanged, ensuring stability and consistency across your development environment.

Note

The quix sdk broker update command specifically updates the broker configuration within the .env files. Other environment variables remain unchanged. To update all variables according to your quix.yaml configuration, use the quix init --update command.

Example Usage

Running the Update

To synchronize the broker configuration across all your applications, use:

quix sdk broker update

After running this command, you will see which applications were updated:

quix sdk broker update
! Application app1: 'path\to\app1\.env' was not updated
! Application app2: 'path\to\app2\.env' was not updated
 Application app3: 'path\to\app3\.env' was updated

Before and After

Consider the following example of an .env file before running the update:

.env before
Quix__Broker__Address=localhost:9092

After running quix sdk broker update, the file is updated to reflect the new broker address:

.env after
Quix__Broker__Address=localhost:19092

This update ensures that all your applications are correctly pointing to the current broker, maintaining consistent and reliable operation across your local development environment.