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Author: Devansh Thakur

docs/stackit_beta_intake_user_create.md

@@ -13,11 +13,14 @@ stackit beta intake user create [flags]
 ### Examples
 
 ```
-  Create a new Intake User with required parameters
-  $ stackit beta intake user create --display-name intake-user --intake-id xxx --password "SuperSafepass123\!"
+  Create a new Intake User. The password is entered interactively in the terminal
+  $ stackit beta intake user create --display-name intake-user --intake-id xxx
+
+  Create a new Intake User providing the password from a file
+  $ stackit beta intake user create --display-name intake-user --intake-id xxx --password @./secret.txt
 
   Create a new Intake User for the dead-letter queue with labels
-  $ stackit beta intake user create --display-name dlq-user --intake-id xxx --password "SuperSafepass123\!" --type dead-letter --labels "env=prod"
+  $ stackit beta intake user create --display-name dlq-user --intake-id xxx --password @./secret.txt --type dead-letter --labels "env=prod"
 ```
 
 ### Options
@@ -28,7 +31,7 @@ stackit beta intake user create [flags]
   -h, --help                    Help for "stackit beta intake user create"
       --intake-id string        The UUID of the Intake to associate the user with
       --labels stringToString   Labels in key=value format, separated by commas (default [])
-      --password string         Password. Can be a string (deprecated) or a file path, if prefixed with '@' (example: @./secret.txt). Will be read from stdin when empty. Must contain lower, upper, number, and special characters (min 12 chars)
+      --password string         Password. Can be a string (deprecated) or a file path, if prefixed with '@' (example: @./secret.txt). Will be read from stdin when empty. Must contain lower, upper, digits, and special characters (min 12 chars).
       --type string             Type of user. One of 'intake' (default) or 'dead-letter' (default "intake")
 ```
 

docs/stackit_beta_intake_user_update.md

@@ -16,20 +16,23 @@ stackit beta intake user update USER_ID [flags]
   Update the display name of an Intake User
   $ stackit beta intake user update xxx --intake-id yyy --display-name "new-user-name"
 
-  Update the password and description for an Intake User
-  $ stackit beta intake user update xxx --intake-id yyy --password "NewSecret123\!" --description "Updated description"
+  Update the password interactively for an Intake User
+  $ stackit beta intake user update xxx --intake-id yyy --password
+
+  Update the password and description for an Intake User from a file
+  $ stackit beta intake user update xxx --intake-id yyy --password @./secret.txt --description "Updated description"
 ```
 
 ### Options
 
 ```
-      --description string      Description
-      --display-name string     Display name
-  -h, --help                    Help for "stackit beta intake user update"
-      --intake-id string        Intake ID
-      --labels stringToString   Labels in key=value format, separated by commas. Example: --labels "key1=value1,key2=value2". (default [])
-      --password string         Password. Can be a string (deprecated) or a file path, if prefixed with '@' (example: @./secret.txt). Will be read from stdin when empty. Must contain lower, upper, number, and special characters (min 12 chars)
-      --type string             Type of user. One of 'intake' or 'dead-letter'
+      --description string                    Description
+      --display-name string                   Display name
+  -h, --help                                  Help for "stackit beta intake user update"
+      --intake-id string                      Intake ID
+      --labels stringToString                 Labels in key=value format, separated by commas. Example: --labels "key1=value1,key2=value2". (default [])
+      --password string[="__INTERACTIVE__"]   Password. Can be a string (deprecated) or a file path, if prefixed with '@' (example: @./secret.txt). If provided without a value, you will be prompted interactively. Must contain lower, upper, digits, and special characters (min 12 chars).
+      --type string                           Type of user. One of 'intake' or 'dead-letter'
 ```
 
 ### Options inherited from parent commands