Bind Package Version CLI

Description: Binds a specified package version to an application. The package version will be considered a resource of the application. A package version can be bound to only one application at a time.

Command:

jf apptrust package-bind <application-key> <package-type> <package-name> <package-version>

Alias command: jf at pb

Command Options

The following table describes the available command options.

Option	Required/Optional	Type	Description
`<application-key>`	required	string	The application key. Must be 2-64 lowercase alphanumeric characters, beginning with a letter. Hyphens are supported. The key must be unique and immutable.
`<package-type>`	required	string	The package type. For example, `docker`, `maven`, or `generic`.
`<package-name>`	required	string	The package name.
`<package-version>`	required	string	The package version.
`--access-token "<access-token>"`	optional	string	The JFrog access token.
`--server-id "<id>"`	optional	string	The server ID configured using the `config` command.
`--url "<url>"`	optional	string	The JFrog Platform URL.
`--user "<user-name>"`	optional	string	The JFrog user name.

Example

The following example binds version 4.5.5 of Maven package my-maven to application pizza-shop.

jf apptrust package-bind pizza-shop maven my.org:my-maven-package 4.5.5

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about binding a package version to an application.

plusFAQs

Q: How do I bind a package version to an application using the JFrog CLI?

A: Run jf apptrust package-bind <application-key> <package-type> <package-name> <package-version> (alias jf at pb). See Command Options for the full list of arguments.

Q: What happens if I try to bind a package version to more than one application?

A: A package version can be bound to only one application at a time. Unbind it from its current application first if you need to bind it elsewhere.

Q: What is the difference between binding and unbinding a package version?

A: Binding makes a package version a resource of an application. Unbinding removes that association.

Q: Can I also unbind a package version from an application?

A: Yes. Use the jf apptrust package-unbind command (alias jf at pu). See Unbind Package Version CLI for details.