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hubcli role list

Lists all roles.

The command has the following format:

hubcli role list [flags]

where:

flags
One or more optional flags that provide additional control over execution of the command.

The following flags are available:

-c string or --connection string
Specifies the name of the connection to use. If you do not specify this option, then the default connection is used. If there is no default connection, then you must specify a connection. The first connection created for the Altair SLC Hub instance is set by default as the default Hub instance, but a different default connection can be set using the hubcli connection use command.
--createdAfter time
Lists only roles created after the specified time.
--createdBefore time
Lists only roles created before the specified time.
--debug
Enables debug logging.
-h or --help
Returns help information for this command.
--includeSystem
Include system roles. By default, system roles are excluded.
--json
Returns the properties of the role in JSON format.
-l int or --limit int
Lists only the number of roles specified by int. By default 100 are listed. Counting begins from the first listed job.
--modifiedAfter time
Lists only roles modified after the specified time.
--modifiedBefore time
Lists only roles modified before the specified time.
-o int or --offset int
Skips the number of roles specified by int at the beginning of the returned list. For example, if there are 200 roles and int is set to 100, then the first 100 roles are skipped and only the remaining roles are listed. The sort order of the list is set before the offset takes effect; therefore the list returned is the offset of the sorted list. T The list is ordered by default by the modification time, or by the setting of the --sort flag.
--sort order
Specifies the order in which results are returned. order can be one of the following:

name Sort by name.
created Sort by creation time.
modified Sort by modification time.
--systemOnly
Only return system roles.

Note: ls is an alias of list.