osmo config tag

Update tags for a config revision

The osmo config tag command allows you to update tags for configuration revisions. Tags can be used for organizing configs by category and filtering output of osmo config history. Tags do not affect the configuration itself.

osmo config tag [-h] config_type [--set SET [SET ...]] [--delete DELETE [DELETE ...]]

Available config types (CONFIG_TYPE): BACKEND, BACKEND_TEST, DATASET, POD_TEMPLATE, POOL, RESOURCE_VALIDATION, ROLE, SERVICE, WORKFLOW

Ex. osmo config tag BACKEND:5 --set foo --delete test-4 test-3
Ex. osmo config tag BACKEND --set current-tag

Positional Arguments

config_type

Config to update tags for in format <CONFIG_TYPE>[:<revision>]

Named Arguments

--set, -s

Tags to add to the config history entry

--delete, -d

Tags to remove from the config history entry

Examples

View current tags for a revision:

$ osmo config history BACKEND -r 5
Config Type   Name      Revision   Username            Created At               Description                    Tags
=============================================================================================================================
BACKEND       default   5          user@example.com    May 08, 2025 10:15 EDT   Set backend 'default' config   test-3, test-4

Update tags by adding and removing:

$ osmo config tag BACKEND:5 --set foo --delete test-4 test-3
Successfully updated tags for BACKEND:5

Verify the updated tags:

$ osmo config history BACKEND -r 5
Config Type   Name      Revision   Username            Created At               Description                    Tags
===================================================================================================================
BACKEND       default   5          user@example.com    May 08, 2025 10:15 EDT   Set backend 'default' config   foo

Update tags for current revision:

$ osmo config tag BACKEND --set current-tag
Successfully updated tags for BACKEND