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feat(sdk): accept --auth-key in sdk publish - #470
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sdk publish now takes -k, --auth-key like the other API commands. The key is used for the publishing profiles lookup, SDK generation, the upload and the publish-log polling, and it takes precedence over the stored login. Passing only --auth-key (and/or --git-init) still runs guided mode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
sdk publishnow accepts-k, --auth-key, likesdk generateand the other API commands. It was the only API command without it, so CI runs had toauth loginfirst.--git-initand/or--auth-key. The check now reads oclif's parsed tokens instead of raw argv, so--auth-key key,--auth-key=keyand-k keyare all recognised.Docs: the matching CLI Reference change is apimatic/apimatic-docs#884.
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test/infrastructure/services/publishing-api-service.test.ts(new): flag key used with no login, flag key preferred over the stored key, stored key used without a flag, unauthorized with neither — for publish and the publish log.test/actions/sdk/publish.test.ts: the key reaches generation, upload and log polling.test/commands/sdk/publish-flags.test.ts: guided-mode detection from real parsed input (--auth-key key,--auth-key=key,-k key, combined with--git-init, and flag-mode cases).🤖 Generated with Claude Code