Add nexus commands.

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tcld nexus -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus - Commands for managing Nexus operations (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   endpoint, ep  Commands for managing Nexus Endpoints (EXPERIMENTAL)

tcld nexus endpoint -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint - Commands for managing Nexus Endpoints (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint command [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   Endpoint commands enable managing Nexus Endpoints

COMMANDS:
   get, g                 Get a Nexus Endpoint by name (EXPERIMENTAL)
   list, l                List Nexus Endpoints (EXPERIMENTAL)
   create, c              Create a new Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   update, u              Update an existing Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   allowed-namespace, an  Allowed namespace operations for a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   delete, d              Delete a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

tcld nexus endpoint get -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint get - Get a Nexus Endpoint by name (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint get [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   This command gets a Nexus Endpoint configuration by name from the Server

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value  Endpoint name

tcld nexus endpoint list -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint list - List Nexus Endpoints (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint list [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   This command lists all Nexus Endpoint configurations on the Server

tcld nexus endpoint create -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint create - Create a new Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint create [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   This command creates a new Nexus Endpoint on the Server.
   An endpoint name is used by in workflow code to invoke Nexus operations.
   The endpoint target is a worker and `--target-namespace` and `--target-task-queue` must both be provided.
   This will fail if an endpoint with the same name is already registered

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value                                                         Endpoint name
   --target-namespace value, --tns value                                          Namespace in which a handler worker will be polling for Nexus tasks on
   --target-task-queue value, --ttq value                                         Task Queue in which a handler worker will be polling for Nexus tasks on
   --allow-namespace value, --ans value [ --allow-namespace value, --ans value ]  Namespace that is allowed to call this endpoint
   --request-id value, -r value                                                   The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)

tcld nexus endpoint update -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint update - Update an existing Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint update [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   This command updates an existing Nexus Endpoint on the Server.
   An endpoint name is used by in workflow code to invoke Nexus operations.
   The endpoint target is a worker and `--target-namespace` and `--target-task-queue` must both be provided.
   Only the fields that are provided will be updated

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value                  Endpoint name
   --target-namespace value, --tns value   Namespace in which a handler worker will be polling for Nexus tasks on (optional)
   --target-task-queue value, --ttq value  Task Queue in which a handler worker will be polling for Nexus tasks on (optional)
   --resource-version value, -v value      The resource-version (etag) to update from, if not set the cli will use the latest (optional)
   --request-id value, -r value            The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)

tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace  -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace - Allowed namespace operations for a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
   add, a     Add allowed namespaces to a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   list, l    List allowed namespaces of a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   set, s     Set allowed namespaces of a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)
   remove, r  Remove allowed namespaces from a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace add  -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace add - Add allowed namespaces to a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace add [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value                                           Endpoint name
   --namespace value, --ns value [ --namespace value, --ns value ]  Namespace that is allowed to call this endpoint
   --resource-version value, -v value                               The resource-version (etag) to update from, if not set the cli will use the latest (optional)
   --request-id value, -r value                                     The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)

tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace list -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace list - List allowed namespaces of a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace list [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value  Endpoint name

tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace set -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace set - Set allowed namespaces of a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace set [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value                                           Endpoint name
   --namespace value, --ns value [ --namespace value, --ns value ]  Namespace that is allowed to call this endpoint
   --resource-version value, -v value                               The resource-version (etag) to update from, if not set the cli will use the latest (optional)
   --request-id value, -r value                                     The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)

tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace remove -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace remove - Remove allowed namespaces from a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint allowed-namespace remove [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value                                           Endpoint name
   --namespace value, --ns value [ --namespace value, --ns value ]  Namespace that is allowed to call this endpoint
   --resource-version value, -v value                               The resource-version (etag) to update from, if not set the cli will use the latest (optional)
   --request-id value, -r value                                     The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)

tcld nexus endpoint delete -h
NAME:
   tcld nexus endpoint delete - Delete a Nexus Endpoint (EXPERIMENTAL)

USAGE:
   tcld nexus endpoint delete [command options] [arguments...]

DESCRIPTION:
   This command deletes a Nexus Endpoint on the Server.


OPTIONS:
   --name value, -n value              Endpoint name
   --resource-version value, -v value  The resource-version (etag) to update from, if not set the cli will use the latest (optional)
   --request-id value, -r value        The request-id to use for the asynchronous operation, if not set the server will assign one (optional)