Connection flags

Every network command takes these three. They pick where the command talks and as whom; the output forms pick how the answer renders.

Flag	Type	Default	What it does
--context <name>	string	the config's current	use this named context for one call
--config <path>	string	$GRAPHENE_CONFIG, else ~/.config/graphene/config.yaml	read contexts from this file
-n, --namespace <ns>	string	the context's namespace	namespace for one call — meaningful for cluster-wide admin tokens (*); a namespaced token is pinned to its own scope by the server

Examples

One call against another installation without switching:

$ graphenectl get run --context prod

A CI job with its own config file:

$ graphenectl run list --config ./ci/graphene.yaml

An admin token surveying another namespace:

$ graphenectl get all -n team-b

The full resolution chain — file, context, environment overrides — is described in Contexts.