fauna schema commit

fauna schema commit [flags]

Apply a staged schema to a database.

You run this command as part of a staged schema change.

You can only apply a staged schema that has a status of ready. You can check a database’s staged schema status using fauna schema status.

The command runs in the context of a single database, specified using --database or --secret. If using --secret, the command runs in the database to which the secret is scoped.

If the database has no staged schema, the command returns an error.

Flags

API
-u, --user <string>

CLI user to run the command as. You must first log in as the user using fauna login. Defaults to default. See Interactive login.

--local

Use a local Fauna container.

If not otherwise specified, this flag sets:

--url <string>

URL for Core HTTP API requests made by the command. Defaults to https://db.fauna.com.

--secret <string>

Secret used for authentication. Supports scoped keys. The command runs in the database to which the secret is scoped.

If the secret is a key secret with the admin role, you can pass this flag with --database and an optional --role to create and use a scoped key that impersonates a role on a child database. See Scoped keys.

--account-key <string>

Fauna account key used for authentication. If used, you must also provide a --database and an optional --role. See Account key authentication.

Can’t be used with --user or --secret. If --account-key and --user are specified, --user is ignored.

-d, --database <string>

Database, including the region group identifier and hierarchy, to run the command in. Supports shorthand region group identifiers. Separate path components using /. Examples: us/my_db, eu/parent_db/child_db, global/db. Can’t be used with --secret.

If using a local Fauna container, omit the region group.

-r, --role <string>

Role used to run the command. Defaults to admin. Can’t be used with --secret.

Output
--color

Enable color formatting for output. Enabled by default. Use --no-color to disable.

--json

Output results as JSON. This flag doesn’t affect error output.

--json has no effect for this command.
--quiet

Suppress all log messages except fatal errors. Output only command results. Overrides --verbosity and --verbose-component.

Config
--config <string>

Path to a CLI config file to use. If provided, must specify a profile.

-p, --profile <string>

Profile from the CLI config file. A profile is a group of CLI settings.

Debug
--verbose-component <array>

Components to emit logs for. Overrides --verbosity.

Accepts the following values:

  • argv

  • config

  • creds

  • error

  • fetch

Pass values as a space-separated list. Example: --verbose-component argv config.

--verbosity <number>

Least critical log level to emit. Accepts integers ranging from 1 (fatal) to 5 (debug). Lower values represent more critical logs. Log messages with a level greater than this value are not logged.

Options
-h, --help

Show help.

--version

Show the Fauna CLI version.

--input

Prompt for user input. Defaults to true. To disable prompts, use --no-input.

Examples

# Commit staged schema for the 'us/my_db' database.
fauna schema commit \
  --database us/my_db

# Commit staged schema for the database scoped to a secret.
fauna schema commit \
  --secret my-secret

# Run the command without prompts.
fauna schema commit \
  --database us/my_db \
  --no-input
\