Open tpimenta88 opened 1 year ago
Hi @tpimenta88,
Thank you for raising this issue. We will reproduce it from our side and come back to you soon.
Best regards, Tatiana
akamai property-manager update-local -p qa.example.com
i assume that qa.example.com is the property's name inside the Property Manager in the akamai portal. when the command is run, how does it know the environment and pipeline to update locally? keep getting the error : _PM CLI Error: 'property_folder_does_not_exist' occurred: Error: Property folder 'qa.example.com' does not exist at DevopsPropertyManager.updateProperty (/Users/xx/.akamai-cli/src/cli-property-manager/src/pm/devops_property_manager.js:162:19) at update (/Users/xx/.akamai-cli/src/cli-property-manager/src/pm/property_manager_cli.js:698:44) at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5) Error details: Argument #0: qa.example.com
and the reality is the folder does not exist, what we have is env>qa in a directory structure as follows:
\example.com (pipeline name)
\cache \dist \env
\qa \prod
so should we not have to specify the property we want to fetch and the pipeline+environment to update??? Should the command look like: akamai property-manager update-local -p
-p pipelineName So FROM: "-p " update-local pipeline & env, the TO :"-p pipelineName "
akamai property-manager update-local -p qa.example.com
i assume that qa.example.com is the property's name inside the Property Manager in the akamai portal. when the command is run, how does it know the environment and pipeline to update locally? keep getting the error : _PM CLI Error: 'property_folder_does_not_exist' occurred: Error: Property folder 'qa.example.com' does not exist at DevopsPropertyManager.updateProperty (/Users/xx/.akamai-cli/src/cli-property-manager/src/pm/devops_property_manager.js:162:19) at update (/Users/xx/.akamai-cli/src/cli-property-manager/src/pm/property_manager_cli.js:698:44) at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5) Error details: Argument #0: qa.example.com
and the reality is the folder does not exist, what we have is env>qa in a directory structure as follows:
so should we not have to specify the property we want to fetch and the pipeline+environment to update??? Should the command look like: akamai property-manager update-local -p -p pipelineName