fastly acl-entry update

Update an ACL entry for a specified ACL.

$ fastly acl-entry update --acl-id=ACL-ID

Key	Required?	Description
`--acl-id`	Yes	Alphanumeric string identifying a ACL
`--comment`	No	A freeform descriptive note
`--file`	No	Batch update json passed as file path or content, e.g. $(< batch.json)
`--id`	No	Alphanumeric string identifying an ACL Entry
`--ip`	No	An IP address
`--negated`	No	Whether to negate the match
`--service-id`	No	Service ID (falls back to FASTLY_SERVICE_ID, then fastly.toml)
`--service-name`	No	The name of the service
`--subnet`	No	Number of bits for the subnet mask applied to the IP address

Key	Required?	Description
`--help`	No	Show context-sensitive help.
`--accept-defaults`	No	Accept default options for all interactive prompts apart from Yes/No confirmations
`--auto-yes`	No	Answer yes automatically to all Yes/No confirmations. This may suppress security warnings
`--debug-mode`	No	Print API request and response details (NOTE: can disrupt the normal CLI flow output formatting)
`--non-interactive`	No	Do not prompt for user input - suitable for CI processes. Equivalent to --accept-defaults and --auto-yes
`--profile`	No	Switch account profile for single command execution (see also: 'fastly profile switch')
`--quiet`	No	Silence all output except direct command output. This won't prevent interactive prompts (see: --accept-defaults, --auto-yes, --non-interactive)
`--token`	No	Fastly API token (or via FASTLY_API_TOKEN)
`--verbose`	No	Verbose logging

Examples

$ fastly acl-entry update --acl-id SU1Z0isxPaozGVKXdv0eY --id x9KzsrACXZv8tPwlEDsKb6 --negated

Update multiple ACL entries using a JSON batch file.

$ fastly acl-entry update --acl-id SU1Z0isxPaozGVKXdv0eY --file ./batch.json

Update multiple ACL entries using a JSON batch file's content passed in using shell command substitution.

$ fastly acl-entry update --acl-id SU1Z0isxPaozGVKXdv0eY --file "$(< batch.json)"

This command internally uses the following Fastly public APIs: