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@google-cloud/cloud-sdk
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[DEPRECATED] A metapackage that installs Google Cloud Platform's gcloud CLI
This package is deprecated, and is no longer being maintained.
Check out the Cloud SDK for operating system-specific installation instructions.
This package is an NPM wrapper around the gcloud SDK installer for Google Cloud Platform. It supports OSX, Windows, and Linux.
If the gcloud SDK is not present on your machine, this package will install it. Otherwise, it will update the existing installation using gcloud components update
.
npm install -g @google-cloud/cloud-sdk
On Windows, this package requires PowerShell access.
On Linux and OSX, this package requires either bash
, fish
, or zsh
.
This package has several caveats:
SHELL
environment variable. If this is not set correctly, gcloud
may not be added to the user's path.postinstall
script. If postinstall
scripts are not enabled (e.g. due to npm install --ignore-scripts
), then this package will not install correctly.We plan to fix some of these caveats in a later release.
In addition to the standard package removal process, the following additional artifacts must be manually removed:
This project is deprecated, and is no longer being maintained.
The direction of the project, its underlying design decisions, and/or Google's commitment to it may change rapidly and/or without prior notice.
Furthermore, this is not an official Google product - experimental or otherwise.
FAQs
[DEPRECATED] A metapackage that installs Google Cloud Platform's gcloud CLI
The npm package @google-cloud/cloud-sdk receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @google-cloud/cloud-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @google-cloud/cloud-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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