Infield CLI
Sync your repos with Infield from the command line
Install the infield command line tool to sync your dependencies from your local environment or continuous integration pipeline.
Installation
Download the latest release for your architecture:
wget https://dist.infield.ai/cli/releases/0.4.0/infield_Linux_x86_64.tar.gz
wget https://dist.infield.ai/cli/releases/0.4.0/infield_Darwin_x86_64.tar.gz
wget https://dist.infield.ai/cli/releases/0.4.0/infield_Darwin_arm64.tar.gz
Extract the binary:
# For example, for Linux:
tar xzf infield_Linux_x86_64.tar.gz
Syncing dependencies
Generate your API key inside Infield at https://app.infield.ai/settings/api_key. You must set the environment variable INFIELD_API_TOKEN to your api key.
Then run the CLI to sync a repo. Pass paths to the files your package manager uses to store dependency versions:
| Package Manager | Definition File | Lockfile |
|---|---|---|
| bundler | Gemfile | Gemfile.lock |
| npm | package.json | package-lock.json |
| poetry | pyproject.toml | poetry.lock |
INFIELD_API_TOKEN=infield_token infield sync --repo-environment-id ID --definition-file package.json --lock-file package-lock.json
You can find your repo environment ID inside Infield (Repos -> Choose a Repo -> Environments -> Edit).
Applying safe upgrades
Use the CLI to apply upgrades that Infield has researched and found to not contain any breaking changes. This will run your package manager locally to upgrade the dependencies in your developer environment, which you can use to then open a pull request.
infield update --repo-environment-id ID
Updated 4 months ago