> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bijection.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # bijection integration > Integration commands ## bijection integration ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Commands for managing third-party integrations Usage: bijection integration [flags] bijection integration [command] Available Commands: account-authorize Connect a provider account for an application user account-callback Complete an authorization started by account-authorize account-disconnect Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition account-erase Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them account-pause Stop acquisition without surrendering authority account-resources List what an account offers to read account-resume Recreate acquisition for a paused account account-select Install the resources an account may read account-status Inspect account state, capabilities and sources activate Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names cancel Cancel pending acquisition work cancel-source Cancel the current source occurrence capture Admit a source acquisition command-recover Recover an existing command from retained evidence or a bounded read command-status Inspect command outcome, the destination's own name for a refusal, recovery bounds and required evidence configure Configure an admitted integration connection credential-create Create a private integration credential credential-rotate Rotate an existing private integration credential credential-status Inspect private credential metadata identify Admit identity verification work install Install a verified collection source listener-configure Configure automatic refresh from provider notifications listener-status Inspect notification health and refresh responsibility mail-repair Retry mail gaps without creating new arrival occurrences odata-control Terminate an OData source's delta subscription and stop, or read a new baseline postgres-control Stop PostgreSQL acquisition or request a qualified new baseline refresh Request a current-state refresh refresh-repair Repair a blocked refresh with currently deployed code resume Wake an exact blocked or retrying acquisition role-bind Bind one credential role of a configured connection run Run or resume admitted acquisition work source-status Inspect source schedule and retained work sources List installed sources, their connection and acquisition health sql-rebaseline Take a new source basis for a SQL source that reads its source's changes status Inspect historical work and publication status webhook-configure Bind an occurrence listener to one operation webhook-control Hold, retry, discard, expand capacity, retire or reinstate a feed webhook-event Inspect one retained occurrence webhook-status Inspect occurrence custody and retained identity capacity Flags: -h, --help help for integration Use "bijection integration [command] --help" for more information about a command. ``` ## bijection integration account-authorize ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Connect a provider account for an application user Usage: bijection integration account-authorize [flags] Examples: The provider grants what it chooses, which may be less than was asked. A single-use authorization code is never printed or stored. Which setup values a connecting account supplies is declared on the integration definition; a provider whose authorization endpoint is per-instance needs them before consent. Deployment configuration is not supplied here, and neither is a secret. Flags: --account string Reconnect this existing account instead of adding one --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --capability string Requested capability; repeat for several (default "[]") --code string Complete without prompting; for scripts that already hold the redirect --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Connect a provider account for an application user on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-authorize --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Connect a provider account for an application user on this project's default production deployment. --redirect-uri string Where the provider returns the user after consent --setup string A setup value this provider's definition asks the connecting account for; repeatable (default "[]") ``` ## bijection integration account-callback ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Complete an authorization started by account-authorize Usage: bijection integration account-callback [flags] Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --attempt string Attempt reported by account-authorize --code string Single-use code from the provider redirect --deployment string Complete an authorization started by account-authorize on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for account-callback --prod Complete an authorization started by account-authorize on this project's default production deployment. --state string State reported by account-authorize ``` ## bijection integration account-disconnect ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition Usage: bijection integration account-disconnect [flags] Examples: Disconnection is terminal for this account. Reconnecting completes a new authorization; it does not revive this one. Acquired records are kept. Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-disconnect --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Revoke an account's authority and stop its acquisition on this project's default production deployment. --yes Confirm without prompting ``` ## bijection integration account-erase ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them Usage: bijection integration account-erase [flags] Examples: Erasure is permanent and removes acquired records. It does not undo effects already delivered to the provider. Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-erase --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Erase an account's sources and everything acquired through them on this project's default production deployment. --yes Confirm without prompting ``` ## bijection integration account-pause ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Stop acquisition without surrendering authority Usage: bijection integration account-pause [flags] Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Stop acquisition without surrendering authority on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-pause --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Stop acquisition without surrendering authority on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration account-resources ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} List what an account offers to read Usage: bijection integration account-resources [flags] Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string List what an account offers to read on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-resources --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod List what an account offers to read on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration account-resume ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Recreate acquisition for a paused account Usage: bijection integration account-resume [flags] Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Recreate acquisition for a paused account on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-resume --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Recreate acquisition for a paused account on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration account-select ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Install the resources an account may read Usage: bijection integration account-select [flags] Examples: Selection is the complete set for this account. A resource left out of a later selection is no longer acquired. Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Install the resources an account may read on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-select --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Install the resources an account may read on this project's default production deployment. --resource string Resource handle reported by account-resources; repeat for several (default "[]") ``` ## bijection integration account-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect account state, capabilities and sources Usage: bijection integration account-status [flags] Flags: --as string Application user owning the account, as its token identifier (issuer|subject) --component string Component path; defaults to root --deployment string Inspect account state, capabilities and sources on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for account-status --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Inspect account state, capabilities and sources on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration activate ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names Usage: bijection integration activate [flags] Flags: --deployment string Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for activate --prod Activate a configured connection once it holds every credential role its definition names on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration cancel ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Cancel pending acquisition work Usage: bijection integration cancel [flags] Flags: --deployment string Cancel pending acquisition work on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for cancel --prod Cancel pending acquisition work on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration cancel-source ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Cancel the current source occurrence Usage: bijection integration cancel-source [flags] Flags: --deployment string Cancel the current source occurrence on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for cancel-source --prod Cancel the current source occurrence on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration capture ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Admit a source acquisition Usage: bijection integration capture [flags] Flags: --deployment string Admit a source acquisition on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for capture --prod Admit a source acquisition on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration command-recover ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Recover an existing command from retained evidence or a bounded read Usage: bijection integration command-recover [flags] Examples: Recovery preserves the accepted identity and budgets. It does not submit a new write or treat matching current state as proof of delivery. Flags: --deployment string Recover an existing command from retained evidence or a bounded read on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for command-recover --prod Recover an existing command from retained evidence or a bounded read on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration command-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect command outcome, the destination's own name for a refusal, recovery bounds and required evidence Usage: bijection integration command-status [flags] Examples: Recovery preserves the accepted identity and budgets. It does not submit a new write or treat matching current state as proof of delivery. Flags: --deployment string Inspect command outcome, the destination's own name for a refusal, recovery bounds and required evidence on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for command-status --prod Inspect command outcome, the destination's own name for a refusal, recovery bounds and required evidence on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration configure ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Configure an admitted integration connection Usage: bijection integration configure [flags] Examples: Which setup values a provider needs is declared on its integration definition. Run with --show-setup to list them. Secrets are never supplied this way: create one with bijection integration credential-create and name it as --credential-ref. Flags: --base-url string Provider HTTP base URL; omitted for native integrations --component string Component path; defaults to root --credential-ref string Private credential created with bijection integration credential-create --deployment string Configure an admitted integration connection on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --export string Defining integration export -h, --help help for configure --module string Defining deployed module, including .js --prod Configure an admitted integration connection on this project's default production deployment. --setup string A setup value this provider's definition declares; repeatable (default "[]") --show-setup Print what this connection has to be told and make no change ``` ## bijection integration credential-create ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Create a private integration credential Usage: bijection integration credential-create [flags] Examples: Input is limited to 8 KiB. All bytes are preserved, including a terminal newline. Use printf instead of echo when no newline is intended. Values are never printed. Flags: --deployment string Create a private integration credential on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential from a file instead of piped stdin -h, --help help for credential-create --prod Create a private integration credential on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration credential-rotate ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Rotate an existing private integration credential Usage: bijection integration credential-rotate [flags] Examples: Input is limited to 8 KiB. All bytes are preserved, including a terminal newline. Use printf instead of echo when no newline is intended. Values are never printed. Flags: --deployment string Rotate an existing private integration credential on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential from a file instead of piped stdin -h, --help help for credential-rotate --prod Rotate an existing private integration credential on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration credential-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect private credential metadata Usage: bijection integration credential-status [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect private credential metadata on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for credential-status --prod Inspect private credential metadata on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration identify ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Admit identity verification work Usage: bijection integration identify [flags] Flags: --deployment string Admit identity verification work on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for identify --prod Admit identity verification work on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration install ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Install a verified collection source Usage: bijection integration install [flags] Flags: --deployment string Install a verified collection source on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for install --prod Install a verified collection source on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration listener-configure ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Configure automatic refresh from provider notifications Usage: bijection integration listener-configure [flags] Flags: --callback-url string Public HTTPS base ending in /api/integrations/listener; the endpoint segment is appended and reported back. Required exactly for a listener the provider delivers to, and refused for one the engine polls --deployment string Configure automatic refresh from provider notifications on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --disable Stop notifications and retire registered channels -h, --help help for listener-configure --prod Configure automatic refresh from provider notifications on this project's default production deployment. --signing-credential string Integration credential holding the endpoint's signing secret, where the declared scheme verifies signatures ``` ## bijection integration listener-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect notification health and refresh responsibility Usage: bijection integration listener-status [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect notification health and refresh responsibility on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for listener-status --prod Inspect notification health and refresh responsibility on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration mail-repair ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Retry mail gaps without creating new arrival occurrences Usage: bijection integration mail-repair [flags] Flags: --deployment string Retry mail gaps without creating new arrival occurrences on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for mail-repair --prod Retry mail gaps without creating new arrival occurrences on this project's default production deployment. --revision string Mail revision reported by source-status ``` ## bijection integration odata-control ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Terminate an OData source's delta subscription and stop, or read a new baseline Usage: bijection integration odata-control [flags] Flags: --control string terminate or rebaseline --deployment string Terminate an OData source's delta subscription and stop, or read a new baseline on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for odata-control --prod Terminate an OData source's delta subscription and stop, or read a new baseline on this project's default production deployment. --revision string Native revision reported by source-status ``` ## bijection integration postgres-control ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Stop PostgreSQL acquisition or request a qualified new baseline Usage: bijection integration postgres-control [flags] Flags: --control string stop or rebaseline --deployment string Stop PostgreSQL acquisition or request a qualified new baseline on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for postgres-control --prod Stop PostgreSQL acquisition or request a qualified new baseline on this project's default production deployment. --revision string Native revision reported by source-status ``` ## bijection integration refresh ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Request a current-state refresh Usage: bijection integration refresh [flags] Flags: --deployment string Request a current-state refresh on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for refresh --prod Request a current-state refresh on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration refresh-repair ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Repair a blocked refresh with currently deployed code Usage: bijection integration refresh-repair [flags] Flags: --deployment string Repair a blocked refresh with currently deployed code on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for refresh-repair --prod Repair a blocked refresh with currently deployed code on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration resume ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Wake an exact blocked or retrying acquisition Usage: bijection integration resume [flags] Flags: --deployment string Wake an exact blocked or retrying acquisition on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for resume --prod Wake an exact blocked or retrying acquisition on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration role-bind ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Bind one credential role of a configured connection Usage: bijection integration role-bind [flags] Examples: Input is limited to 8 KiB and is never printed. A role belongs to the connection's authorizing account. Activate the connection afterwards with bijection integration activate. Flags: --base-url string Provider HTTP base URL for this role --capability string Capability this role is granted; repeatable (default "[]") --deployment string Bind one credential role of a configured connection on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --from-file string Read the exact UTF-8 credential envelope from a file instead of piped stdin -h, --help help for role-bind --prod Bind one credential role of a configured connection on this project's default production deployment. --role string Credential role the definition dispatches under ``` ## bijection integration run ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Run or resume admitted acquisition work Usage: bijection integration run [flags] Flags: --deployment string Run or resume admitted acquisition work on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for run --prod Run or resume admitted acquisition work on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration source-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect source schedule and retained work Usage: bijection integration source-status [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect source schedule and retained work on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for source-status --prod Inspect source schedule and retained work on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration sources ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} List installed sources, their connection and acquisition health Usage: bijection integration sources [flags] Flags: --component-id string Component holding the sources; defaults to root --cursor string Continue from a previous page's next_cursor --deployment string List installed sources, their connection and acquisition health on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for sources --prod List installed sources, their connection and acquisition health on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration sql-rebaseline ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Take a new source basis for a SQL source that reads its source's changes Usage: bijection integration sql-rebaseline [flags] Flags: --deployment string Take a new source basis for a SQL source that reads its source's changes on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for sql-rebaseline --prod Take a new source basis for a SQL source that reads its source's changes on this project's default production deployment. --revision string Native revision reported by source-status ``` ## bijection integration status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect historical work and publication status Usage: bijection integration status [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect historical work and publication status on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for status --prod Inspect historical work and publication status on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration webhook-configure ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Bind an occurrence listener to one operation Usage: bijection integration webhook-configure [flags] Flags: --deployment string Bind an occurrence listener to one operation on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for webhook-configure --identities string Retained occurrence identities to reserve. They are never collected, so this is the deduplication guarantee; raise it later with webhook-control expand. (default "10000") --prod Bind an occurrence listener to one operation on this project's default production deployment. --type-field string Dot-separated event-type field (default "type") --types string Comma-separated admitted event types ``` ## bijection integration webhook-control ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Hold, retry, discard, expand capacity, retire or reinstate a feed Usage: bijection integration webhook-control [flags] Flags: --basis string Confirm that this input may run under a program that changed after it was admitted. Pass the handler_basis webhook-status reports; a retry needs it exactly when the event's basis differs from that, and it needs --reason with it. --deployment string Hold, retry, discard, expand capacity, retire or reinstate a feed on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. --discard-pending Retire even though inputs are unfinished, discarding them under the same reason. This abandons accepted responsibility and records a coverage gap. -h, --help help for webhook-control --identities string New identity quota for expand. It only grows, and it reserves retained bytes against this deployment's allowance. --occurrence string Exact event for retry or discard --prod Hold, retry, discard, expand capacity, retire or reinstate a feed on this project's default production deployment. --reason string Required reason for discard, expand, retire and reinstate, and for a retry that confirms a changed execution basis --revision string Control revision from webhook-status ``` ## bijection integration webhook-event ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect one retained occurrence Usage: bijection integration webhook-event [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect one retained occurrence on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for webhook-event --payload Read retained payload with deployment authority --prod Inspect one retained occurrence on this project's default production deployment. ``` ## bijection integration webhook-status ```text theme={"theme":{"light":"github-light-default","dark":"github-dark-default"}} Inspect occurrence custody and retained identity capacity Usage: bijection integration webhook-status [flags] Flags: --deployment string Inspect occurrence custody and retained identity capacity on a specific deployment. Accepts: • a deployment name (e.g. joyful-capybara-123) • a deployment reference (e.g. dev/james, staging) • dev (for your personal dev deployment) • prod (for your project’s default production deployment). You can also select deployments in other projects with project-slug:reference. -h, --help help for webhook-status --prod Inspect occurrence custody and retained identity capacity on this project's default production deployment. ``` This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.