id       = "rancher"
name     = "Rancher CLI"
homepage = "https://github.com/rancher/cli"
description = "The Rancher Command Line Interface (CLI) is a unified tool for interacting with your Rancher Server."
icon     = "theSVG:rancher"
executables   = ["rancher"]

[dotfiles]

# cli2.json is the only file the CLI keeps in ~/.rancher, and it is the
# credential below. There is no separate preferences file.
paths = []

exclude = []

# The README states both the path and what the file is for:
#
#   The CLI requires your Rancher Server address, along with credentials for
#   authentication. Rancher CLI pulls this information from a JSON file,
#   cli2.json, which is created the first time you run `rancher login`. By
#   default, the path of this file is ~/.rancher/cli2.json.
#
# https://github.com/rancher/cli#setting-up-rancher-cli-with-a-rancher-server
#
# main.go backs it up: the global `--config` flag defaults to
# `os.ExpandEnv("${HOME}/.rancher")` (env var RANCHER_CONFIG_DIR), and
# cmd/common.go joins `cfgFile = "cli2.json"` onto it in `loadConfig`.
#
# Whole-file secret rather than a secret_paths carve-out: config/config.go's
# ServerConfig is accessKey, secretKey, tokenKey, plus a kubeCredentials map of
# bearer tokens and a kubeConfigs map of embedded kubeconfigs. What is left over
# once those are removed — the server URL and the focused project — is not worth
# syncing on its own.
secret = ["~/.rancher/cli2.json"]