divekit auth
Manage authentication for GitLab remotes
This section is generated automatically from the Cobra command definitions in the CLI repository.
If you need tutorials or background, add standalone guides in other sections and link to the relevant commands here.
For normal GitLab host/token onboarding, start with divekit auth.
Use divekit config hosts for advanced host tuning (token key, concurrency, rate limits).
CLI version: unreleased (d196d4d)
Manage authentication for GitLab remotes
Manage Divekit configuration for hosts and distributions
Scan for unresolved tokens and variation value candidates
Distribute group projects based on a configuration
Check the system for potential problems
Manage manual per-member report feedback
Fetch repositories for a distribution into the cache
EXPERIMENTAL Run Divekit graphical interface
Manage the Divekit project index
Initialize a new Divekit origin repository
Inject embedded defaults into the current project
Install divekit into a managed user-level bin directory
Create or update the members configuration for a distribution
Show overview of remote repositories
Check test results for evaluation pipeline repositories
Apply patches (files) to projects within a distribution
Manage evaluation-pipeline plugins
Delete repositories from configured target groups
Deprecated: use ‘members role’ to update member access levels
Run an extension across repositories
Search and navigate to Divekit projects
Create history-stripped research snapshots of distributed repositories
Remove the managed Divekit installation from this user account
Check for and apply updates to the divekit binary
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