vb-application
Performs an operation with a remote visual application (in other words, an application that exists on a Visual Builder instance).
The following table describes the only supported operation for the vb-application task:
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| delete |
Deletes a remote application from the Visual Builder instance, for example:
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The following tables describe the options for the vb-application task:
Application selection options
| Name | Mandatory | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | yes | n/a | ID of the visual application you're going to build. |
| ver | yes | n/a | Version of the visual application. |
| url[:dt] | yes | n/a |
Your Visual Builder instance URL. The
dt
suffix is optional.
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Authentication options
| Name | Mandatory | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| username[:dt] | no | n/a |
The username to be used to obtain OAuth access token for further communication with Visual Builder services. The
dt
suffix is optional.
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| password[:dt] | no | n/a |
The password to be used to obtain OAuth access token for further communication with Visual Builder services. The
dt
suffix is optional.
A password specified via the |
| accessToken[:dt] | no | n/a |
The value of an OAuth access token. If provided, username and password options are not necessary. The
dt
suffix is optional.
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| sslCertificate[:dt] | no | n/a |
The path to the SSL certificate for the connection to
VB Studio
instances provisioned with self-signed certificates. The
dt
suffix is optional.
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Other options
| Name | Mandatory | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| delete-application | yes | n/a |
You need to add
--delete-application
to be able to run
vb-application:delete
task. This is required as confirmation of your intention to delete the application.
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