Connector CLI v1.12.0
A new version of the Connector CLI — the command-line tool used to develop, configure, and manage CHILI GraFx Connectors — is available. It introduces a new command for removing connector authentication and brings several reliability improvements to connector setup and runtime behavior.
✨ New & Improved
Remove a Connector's authentication with delete-auth
Connectors authenticate against external systems using one of the supported authorization types — Static Header Key or one of the OAuth 2.0 variants — configured via the set-auth command. Until now, undoing that configuration meant deleting and re-creating the Connector.
The new delete-auth command removes a Connector's authorization configuration cleanly, so you can switch auth types or revert to no authentication without recreating anything.
Learn more: Change/Remove Configured Authentication
🔧 Improvements
Clearer validation when configuring authentication
When you run set-auth, the CLI now correctly validates that all fields required by your chosen authorization type are present in the authorization data file. Missing or incomplete fields are flagged up front with a clear error, instead of surfacing later as a confusing failure when the Connector first tries to authenticate.
Connector responses no longer cached unexpectedly
Connector responses now include an explicit Cache-Control: no-cache header, ensuring that data fetched through a Connector always reflects the current state of the source system — particularly relevant for Connectors that return frequently-changing data such as asset listings, metadata, or search results.
More consistent response content types
Connector responses now align consistently with their declared content type, making downstream parsing and integration more predictable for anyone building against the Connector framework.
More info
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