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For non-interactive scenarios (or convenience) allow auth using a client id and secret - similar to the Power Platform CLI.
This would by-pass the dataverse-auth profile, and use the secret as-is without any persisted token.
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Hey Scott, I was curious if you were ever able to get around to this? I wanted to try and play around with dataversify for our projects, except unfortunately our organization only enables us to authenticate through the Client Secret.
Usage: npx dataverse-get [command] [-u] [-t] [-a] [-cs]
dataverse-gen : Generates from an existing .dataverse-gen.json file
dataverse-gen init : Adds .dataverse-gen.json config file to your project
dataverse-gen eject : Adds the templates to your project to allow you to customize them!
-u: Optional: The url of the environment to connect to e.g. 'https://myorg.crm.dynamics.com'.
If not provided, the environment is selected from the list created using dataverse-auth
-t: Optional: The Tenant Id if using an application user to connect.
-a: Optional: The Application Id if using an application user to connect.
-s: Optional: The Client Secret if using an application user to connect.
For non-interactive scenarios (or convenience) allow auth using a client id and secret - similar to the Power Platform CLI.
This would by-pass the dataverse-auth profile, and use the secret as-is without any persisted token.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: