Overview
Managing orchestrator contexts
A context is a saved orchestrator connection: a name, a base URL, and a
bearer token. The CLI persists contexts to its config file and tracks which one
is active. Most other commands (fuse hosts, fuse environment, and so on)
operate against whichever context is currently active, or the one named by the
global --context flag for a single invocation.
Commands
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
fuse connect |
Add a context and make it active. |
fuse context list |
List saved contexts. |
fuse context use |
Switch the active context. |
fuse context remove |
Delete a saved context. |
fuse context current |
Show the active context’s details. |
fuse context (aliases contexts, ctx) is the parent command for the four
subcommands above; it has no behavior of its own without a subcommand.