vip import media

Import media files to an environment from an archived file located at a publicly accessible URL.

Usage

vip import media [options] [command]

Options

Option	Description
-a, --app	Target an application. Accepts a string value for the application name or an integer for the application ID.
-d, --debug	Generate verbose output during command execution to help identify or fix errors or bugs.
-e, --env	Target an environment. Accepts a string value for the environment type.
-E, --exportFileErrorsToJson	Format the error log in JSON. Default is TXT.
-f, --force	Skip confirmation. (disabled by default)
-h, --help	Retrieve a description, examples, and available options for a (sub)command.
-i, --importIntermediateImages	Include intermediate image files in the import. (disabled by default)
-o, --overwriteExistingFiles	Overwrite existing files with the imported files if they have the same path and file name. (disabled by default)
-s, --saveErrorLog	Skip the confirmation prompt and download an error log for the import automatically.
-v, --version	Retrieve the version number of VIP-CLI currently installed on the local machine.

Examples

- Import the archived file "uploads.tar.gz" from a publicly accessible URL to a production environment.
$ vip @example-app.production import media https://example.com/uploads.tar.gz

- Overwrite existing files with the imported files if they have the same file path and name, and format the error log for the import in JSON.
$ vip @example-app.production import media https://example.com/uploads.tar.gz --overwriteExistingFiles --exportFileErrorsToJson

- Check the status of the most recent media import.
$ vip @example-app.production import media status

- Abort the currently running media import.
$ vip @example-app.production import media abort

Subcommands

Name	Description
abort	Abort the media import currently in progress.
status	Check the status of a currently running media import or retrieve an error log of the most recent media import.