= certstash-cli
certstash-cli manages the creation, storage, and retrieval of SSL keys and CRTs.
= Running Tests
$ bundle exec bin/certstash-cli gen_csr help
$ bundle exec bin/certstash-cli gen_pkey help
$ bundle exec certstash-cli gen_pkey --vault_name=rwu1ee01-certificates --item_name=rewards-ui-ee.cdc.gci.com --admins=admin1,admin2,admin3 --query=name:rwu1ee01ngxlb*
$ bundle exec bin/certstash-cli gen_csr --vault_name=rwu1ee01-certificates --item_name=rewards-ui-ee.cdc.gci.com
$ bundle exec cucumber
:include:certstash-cli.rdoc
To see backtraces for CLI errors, you need only set an environment variable.
$ env GLI_DEBUG=true bin/gli foo
The same method works for other system test.
$ env GLI_DEBUG=true bundle exec cucumber
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