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Significant additions to slcli file and slcli block sections. You can now authorize hosts, revoke access. You can also create, delete, restore, disable, enable snapshots. These features need to be battle-tested so report any issues that you see.
Adds logic to SoftLayer.create_client_from_env that detects if a REST endpoint_url was given and will use the REST transport automatically. This means that you can also configure rest endpoints for slcli. The default still uses XML-RPC endpoint, but from a small amount of testing shows that the REST transport is significantly faster.
Adds --network-space to slcli subnet list in order to filter subnets based on network space. The two main options are PUBLIC and PRIVATE. For example, to list all public subnets, you can run: slcli subnet list --network-space=PUBLIC
Fixes a UnicodeEncodeError when piping slcli output with unicode characters. This was mostly reported with slcli image list but could also happen with many other calls.
Adds a new, non-default column, "created_by" that shows who ordered the volume for slcli file volume-list and slcli block volume-list.
Fixed a bug where os_version was not displaying correctly in slcli virtual detail or slcli virtual detail
Adds a new slcli report bandwidth command that will print a report of all bandwidth pools and virtual/hardware servers that your user has access to.
Adds an "IN" syntax to the slcli call-api command. For example, to find VSIs that are in either the dal05 or sng01 datacenter you can run this command: slcli call-api Account getVirtualGuests -f 'virtualGuests.datacenter.name IN dal05,sng01'
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