A command line interface for Buildkite.
On macOS, install with Homebrew:
brew install buildkiteTip
The Homebrew core formula installs the command as buildkite. To use bk with
the examples below, run alias bk=buildkite. Add that line to your shell
configuration (~/.zshrc for Zsh or ~/.bashrc for Bash) to keep it across sessions.
Alternatively, install from Buildkite's tap, which provides bk directly:
brew install buildkite/buildkite/bk@3For Linux, Windows, and other installation methods, see the installation guide, or download a binary from the releases page.
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bk auth loginStored credential refresh, login replacement, and logout coordinate across bk
processes using private locks in the OS account's persistent home directory,
independent of HOME or repository configuration. On Linux, these operations
require a local /etc/passwd entry and a writable home outside temporary
directories. Environments without one can use BUILDKITE_API_TOKEN instead.
See the official documentation for configuration, usage guides, and the command reference.