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Hi,
When using the Radix CLI from Azure DevOps / Pipelines, is there a way to tell radix, that a particular deployment was made from the CI?

Implement same function in the CLI

The tool has a dependency on a config file. Right now it is up to the user to keep this file in sync with tool version.
Please make the tool take ownership of sanity check and handling of that config file upon starting.

Unfourtunantly the device code flow dosent work particularily well together with compliant device. To my knowledge it has to do with the way you authenticate and that the part that is polling the endpoint also has to complete the compliant device verification. If that part is not implemented, it will fail the compliance check.

If you use yaml anchors, strict validation will currently fail with unknown key.

A possible fix might be to yaml.unmarshal "unstrict" to interface, then marshall that to bytes, and run strict validation on this 🤔

Hi, I have been making a terminal ui application for radix that uses the radix-cli to get the info it needs.
I was wondering if this is something you would be interested in integerate more into the radix-cli?

I am pretty new to GO, but it looks like something i could inegrate pretty fast.

radix-tui repo
You can try it by installing it with go:

go install github.com/FredrikMWold/radix-tui@latest

Radix CLI require update or radix-API client and available pipeline job type

Existing azure authentication component has been revoked from the go-client.
Recommended replacement plugin kubelogin uses retiring adal library.
Use msal library for authentication.

When an option useBuildKit is configured with useBuildCache (default), it might me require to run pipeline jobs without using cache, due to caching algorithm can not always correctly detect changes.

Add an option use-build-cache for commands rx create pipeline-job to override radixconfig settings.

DoD
Disable build-cache when option is not to use cache

Wrapping rx in some script, for automating Radix deploylment workflow, works today, but for cleaner scripts/user experience is would be useful to have two simple rx commands related to:

• Am I currently logged in?
• Log in

As an example from another CLI tool, the GitHub CLI (which we use together with rx to automatically create repo, set Radix webhook etc.) related commands would be:

• https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_auth_status
• https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_auth_login

respectively.