Releases · appwrite/sdk-for-cli

14 Oct 16:32

christyjacob4

6.0.1

4736056

6.0.1

What's Changed

Deno fixes among others by @Meldiron in #143

Full Changelog: 6.0.0...6.0.1

Contributors

Meldiron

Assets 2

27 Aug 13:50

christyjacob4

6.0.0

aa69621

6.0.0

What's New

Support for Appwrite 1.6
New dev command
New pull command
New whoami command
login now supports multiple accounts
Global parameters --all, --force, --verbose, --report
All interactive commands now support parameters to for non-interactive action
Support for --console parameter in multiple SDK commands
Added key attribute to Runtime response model.
Added buildSize attribute to Deployments response model.
Added scheduledAt attribute to Executions response model.
Added scopes attribute to Functions response model.
Added specifications attribute to Functions response model.
Added new response model for Specifications.
Added new response model for Builds.
Added createJWT() : Enables creating a JWT using the userId.
Added listSpecifications(): Enables listing available runtime specifications.
Added deleteExecution() : Enables deleting executions.
Added updateDeploymentBuild(): Enables cancelling a deployment.
Added scheduledAt parameter to createExecution(): Enables creating a delayed execution

Breaking changes

You can find the new syntax for breaking changes in the Appwrite API references. Select version 1.6.x.

All commands and parameters are now kebab-case instead of camelCase
deploy has been renamed to push
login now accepts --endpoint parameter instead of asking interactively
init command no always creates a resource locally. Use pull instead to fetch changes
Removed otp parameter from deleteMFAAuthenticator.
Added scopes parameter for create/update function.
Renamed templateBranch to templateVersion in createFunction().
Renamed downloadDeployment() to getDeploymentDownload()

Bug Fixes

None reported.

Please note: This version is compatible with Appwrite 1.6 and later only. If you do not update your Appwrite SDK, old SDKs will not break your app. Appwrite APIs are backwards compatible.