vulkro-sf publish

Publish a redacted Salesforce posture snapshot to your organisation dashboard.

Command reference

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Publish a redacted Salesforce posture snapshot to your organisation dashboard. Like vulkro publish, but the snapshot is tagged with the Salesforce product so the dashboard can tell the two SKUs apart. The dashboard stays content-free: counts, public identifiers and the redacted maps, never source. Uses the network (VULKRO_ORG_URL + VULKRO_ORG_TOKEN), so it is refused under VULKRO_OFFLINE.

vulkro-sf publish [OPTIONS] [PATH]

Arguments

Argument	Description
[PATH]	The project to scan and publish (defaults to the current directory) Default: ..

Options

Flag	Description
--org <ORG>	The organisation slug (defaults to $VULKRO_ORG)
--authoritative	Mark this snapshot authoritative (publish from CI on the default branch). Without it the snapshot is local and feeds adoption only.
--preview	Print the exact JSON that would be published (and the privacy trades) without sending anything. Needs no license and no network.
--terms	Print the publishing terms this organisation agrees to, then exit.
--all	Publish every immediate sub-directory that is its own git repository (a simple multi-project push), instead of just path
--from-json <FILE>	Reuse an existing scan's --format json result instead of scanning the project again, so a console or CI that already scanned publishes that same scan (no second scan). Cannot be combined with --all.
-v, --verbose...	Bump stderr log verbosity. -v enables debug-level tracing for the vulkro + vulkro_sf targets; -vv enables trace. Honoured only when RUST_LOG is unset (an explicit RUST_LOG always wins)
-q, --quiet	Print only warnings and errors on stderr: no progress, tips or next-step hints. Results on stdout and exit codes are unchanged.
--no-color	Turn off coloured output. Colour is also off when NO_COLOR is set to a non-empty value or TERM=dumb.
-h, --help	Print help (see a summary with '-h')

Full vulkro-sf publish --help

Publish a redacted Salesforce posture snapshot to your organisation dashboard. Like `vulkro publish`, but the snapshot is tagged with the Salesforce product so the dashboard can tell the two SKUs apart. The dashboard stays content-free: counts, public identifiers and the redacted maps, never source. Uses the network (VULKRO_ORG_URL + VULKRO_ORG_TOKEN), so it is refused under VULKRO_OFFLINE.

Exit codes (CLAUDE.md rule 8): 0 = published, 1 = refused by the Pro gate (this is a Pro capability), 2 = error.

Usage: vulkro-sf publish [OPTIONS] [PATH]

Arguments:
  [PATH]
          The project to scan and publish (defaults to the current directory)
          
          [default: .]

Options:
      --org <ORG>
          The organisation slug (defaults to $VULKRO_ORG)

      --authoritative
          Mark this snapshot authoritative (publish from CI on the default branch). Without it the snapshot is `local` and feeds adoption only

      --preview
          Print the exact JSON that would be published (and the privacy trades) without sending anything. Needs no license and no network

      --terms
          Print the publishing terms this organisation agrees to, then exit

      --all
          Publish every immediate sub-directory that is its own git repository (a simple multi-project push), instead of just `path`

      --from-json <FILE>
          Reuse an existing scan's `--format json` result instead of scanning the project again, so a console or CI that already scanned publishes that same scan (no second scan). Cannot be combined with --all

  -v, --verbose...
          Bump stderr log verbosity. `-v` enables debug-level tracing for the `vulkro` + `vulkro_sf` targets; `-vv` enables trace. Honoured only when `RUST_LOG` is unset (an explicit `RUST_LOG` always wins)

  -q, --quiet
          Print only warnings and errors on stderr: no progress, tips or next-step hints. Results on stdout and exit codes are unchanged

      --no-color
          Turn off coloured output. Colour is also off when NO_COLOR is set to a non-empty value or TERM=dumb

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')