gcloud alpha services policies update - update consumer policy for a project, folder or organization

gcloud alpha services policies update--consumer-policy-file=CONSUMER_POLICY_FILE[--bypass-api-usage-check][--bypass-dependency-check][--validate-only][GCLOUD_WIDE_FLAG …]

gcloudalphaservicespoliciesupdate--consumer-policy-file=/path/to/the/file.yaml

Validate the update action on the policy:

gcloudalphaservicespoliciesupdate--consumer-policy-file=/path/to/the/file.yaml--validate-only

Update consumer policy and bypass dependency check:

gcloudalphaservicespoliciesupdate--consumer-policy-file=/path/to/the/file.yaml--bypass-dependency-check

Update consumer policy and bypass api usage check:

gcloudalphaservicespoliciesupdate--consumer-policy-file=/path/to/the/file.yaml--bypass-api-usage-check

--consumer-policy-file=CONSUMER_POLICY_FILE

Path to the file that contains the consumer policy in the YAML format.

--bypass-api-usage-check

If true, the system will bypass usage checks for services that are beingremoved. If false, the system will check if the service to be removed was usedin the last 30 days or enabled in the last 3 days. If so, an error will bereturned.

--bypass-dependency-check

This flag controls dependency management within the consumer policy. If false,dependencies are enforced. When adding a new service, it verifies that all theservices dependencies are already present in the policy. When removing aservice, the system will ensure that no other services in the policy depend onit. If the policy lacks any required dependencies, the update will not succeed,and an error will be returned.

--validate-only

Validate the to update action, but don't actually perform it

Run$gcloud help for details.