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Currently result sets exist but are not automatically used for anything. Case in point was a mass revocation request from an admin which required creating a result set with a query, then manually processing each result.
Since result sets exist in the CLI independently of everything else, probably some syntax like
update >refresh_token_valid -rs result_set_name
instead of the new value should work.
That's the easy bit. The hard bit is that there are a lot of commands and each will have to have some sort of support enabled, so a generic way to do this is needed.
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Currently result sets exist but are not automatically used for anything. Case in point was a mass revocation request from an admin which required creating a result set with a query, then manually processing each result.
Since result sets exist in the CLI independently of everything else, probably some syntax like
update >refresh_token_valid -rs result_set_name
instead of the new value should work.
That's the easy bit. The hard bit is that there are a lot of commands and each will have to have some sort of support enabled, so a generic way to do this is needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: