Command: fmt
The sentinel fmt
command formats a policy source to a canonical format.
Usage
Usage: sentinel fmt [options] FILE ...
This command formats all the specified policy files to a canonical format.
By default, policy files are overwritten in place. This behavior can be
changed with the -write
flag. If a specified FILE is -
then stdin is
read and the output is always written to stdout.
The command-line flags are all optional. The list of available flags are:
-color
- Enable or disable colorized output. Enabled by default if running interactively.-write=true
- Write formatted policy to the named source file. If false, output will go to stdout. If multiple files are specified, the output will be concatenated directly.-check=false
- Don't format, only check if formatting is necessary. Files that require formatting are printed, and a non-zero exit code is returned if changes are required.