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Migration Guide

Upgrading from v0.x → v1.0

As is to be expected with a major release, there are breaking changes in this update. Please ensure you read this guide thoroughly and prepare your potential automated workflows before upgrading to the Auth0 CLI v1.

Breaking Changes

Commands Reorganization

Some commands have been reorganized to establish a more systematic hierarchy. All other facets of the commands (arguments, flags, etc.) remain the same.

Before (v0) After (v1)
auth0 ips auth0 protection suspicious-ip-throttling ips
auth0 users unblock auth0 users blocks unblock
auth0 branding domains auth0 domains
auth0 branding emails auth0 email templates
auth0 branding show auth0 universal-login show
auth0 branding update auth0 universal-login update
auth0 branding templates auth0 universal-login templates
auth0 branding texts auth0 universal-login prompts

Authenticating With Client Credentials

The auth0 tenants add command which enabled authenticating to a tenant via client credentials has been consolidated into the auth0 login command. It can be interfaced interactively through the terminal or non-interactively by passing in the client credentials through the flags.

Before (v0) After (v1) 
# Example:
auth0 tenants add travel0.us.auth0.com \
--client-id tUIvAH7g2ykVM4lGriYEQ6BKV3je24Ka \
--client-secret XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
 
# Example:
auth0 login --domain travel0.us.auth0.com \
--client-id tUIvAH7g2ykVM4lGriYEQ6BKV3je24Ka \
--client-secret XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

JSON Output Flag

The --format json flag-value pair has been condensed into the --json flag.

Before (v0) After (v1)
auth0 apps list --format json auth0 apps list --json

Log Streams

In v0.x, the creation and updating of log streams through the auth0 logs streams create and auth0 log streams update commands facilitated the management of all log stream types with a mass of type-specific flags. For v1.x, the type of log stream is now required as an argument. This change facilitates more ergonomic flags and type-specific validations.

Before (v0) After (v1) 
# Example:
auth0 logs streams create \
--type datadog \
--name "My Datadog Log Stream" \
--datadog-id us \
--datadog-key 3c0c4965368b6b10f8640dbda46abfdc
 
# Example:
auth0 logs streams create datadog \
--name "My Datadog Log Stream" \
--region us \
--api-key 3c0c4965368b6b10f8640dbda46abfdc

Reveal Client Secrets Flag

In v0.x, the auth0 apps create command has a --reveal flag that would reveal the client secrets in the output. This flag has changed to --reveal-secrets to clarify what is being revealed.

Before (v0) After (v1)
auth0 apps create --reveal auth0 apps create --reveal-secrets

Config Command Removal

In v0.x, the undocumented auth0 config init command existed to authenticate with a tenant for E2E testing. It authenticated with tenants via client credentials which were sourced from environment variables. This command has been removed in favor of the auth0 login command.

Before (v0) After (v1) 
# Example:
AUTH0_CLI_CLIENT_DOMAIN="travel0.us.auth0.com" \
AUTH0_CLI_CLIENT_ID="tUIvPH7g2ykVm4lGriYEQ6BKV3je24Ka" \
AUTH0_CLI_CLIENT_SECRET="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" \
auth0 config init
 
# Example:
auth0 login --domain travel0.us.auth0.com \
--client-id tUIvPH7g2ykVm4lGriYEQ6BKV3je24Ka \
--client-secret XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX