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   PUBLIC_BRANCH: published
-  CURRENT_VERSION: 25.3
+  CURRENT_VERSION: 26.1
   MATERIAL_TAG: 9.6.14
   MATERIAL_INSIDER_TAG: 9.6.14-insiders-4.53.16
 
 
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   - cmemc
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 # admin acl Command Group
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 <!-- This file was generated - DO NOT CHANGE IT MANUALLY -->
 
 List, create, delete and modify and review access conditions.
 
 With this command group, you can manage and inspect access conditions in eccenca Corporate Memory. Access conditions are identified by a URL. They grant access to knowledge graphs or actions to user or groups.
 
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 ## admin acl list
 
 List access conditions.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl list [OPTIONS]
+$ cmemc admin acl list [OPTIONS]
 ```
 
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 This command retrieves and lists all access conditions, which are manageable by the current account.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Inspect an access condition.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl inspect [OPTIONS] ACCESS_CONDITION_ID
+$ cmemc admin acl inspect [OPTIONS] ACCESS_CONDITION_ID
 ```
 
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 !!! note
     access conditions can be listed by using the `acl list` command.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Create an access condition.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl create [OPTIONS]
+$ cmemc admin acl create [OPTIONS]
 ```
 
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 With this command, new access conditions can be created.
 
 An access condition captures information about WHO gets access to WHAT. In order to specify WHO gets access, use the ``--user`` and / or ``--group`` options. In order to specify WHAT an account get access to, use the ``--read-graph``, ``--write-graph`` and ``--action`` options.`
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 !!! note
     Queries for dynamic access conditions are copied into the ACL, so changing the query in the query catalog does not change it in the access condition.
 
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 ```shell-session title="Example"
-cmemc admin acl create --group local-users --write-graph https://example.org/
+$ cmemc admin acl create --group local-users --write-graph https://example.org/
 ```
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Update an access condition.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl update [OPTIONS] ACCESS_CONDITION_ID
+$ cmemc admin acl update [OPTIONS] ACCESS_CONDITION_ID
 ```
 
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 Given an access condition URL, you can change specific options to new values.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Delete access conditions.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl delete [OPTIONS] [ACCESS_CONDITION_IDS]...
+$ cmemc admin acl delete [OPTIONS] [ACCESS_CONDITION_IDS]...
 ```
 
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 This command deletes existing access conditions from the account.
 
 !!! warning
     Access conditions will be deleted without prompting.
 
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 !!! note
     Access conditions can be listed by using the `admin acl list` command.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 $ cmemc admin acl export [OPTIONS] [ACCESS_CONDITION_IDS]...
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 Access conditions can be exported based on IDs, filters, or all at once. The exported JSON can be imported back using the `acl import` command.
 
 By default, uses template-based file naming with the current date and connection name. You can override this by specifying an explicit output file path with `--output-file`.
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 $ cmemc admin acl export --all
 ```
 
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 ```shell-session title="Example"
 $ cmemc admin acl export --all --output-file acls.json
 ```
 
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 ```shell-session title="Example"
 $ cmemc admin acl export --filter group local-users
 ```
 
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 ```shell-session title="Example"
 $ cmemc admin acl export :my-acl-iri
 ```
 
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     ```text
 
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 Import access conditions from a JSON file.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl import [OPTIONS] INPUT_FILE
+$ cmemc admin acl import [OPTIONS] INPUT_FILE
 ```
 
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 This command imports access conditions from a JSON file that was created using the `acl export` command.
 
 If `--replace` is specified, existing access conditions with matching IRIs will be deleted before importing. Otherwise, the import will skip if an access condition with the same IRI already exists.
 
 ```shell-session title="Example"
-cmemc admin acl import acls.json
+$ cmemc admin acl import acls.json
 ```
 
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 ```shell-session title="Example"
-cmemc admin acl import --replace acls.json
+$ cmemc admin acl import --replace acls.json
 ```
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Review grants for a given account.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin acl review [OPTIONS] USER
+$ cmemc admin acl review [OPTIONS] USER
 ```
 
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 This command has two working modes: (1) You can review the access conditions of an actual account, (2) You can review the access conditions of an imaginary account with a set of freely added groups (what-if-scenario).
 
 The output of the command is a list of grants the account has based on your input and all access conditions loaded in the store. In addition to that, some metadata of the account is shown.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
     --raw         Outputs raw JSON.
     --group TEXT  Add groups to the review request (what-if-scenario).
     ```
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   - Security
   - cmemc
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 # admin client Command Group
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 <!-- This file was generated - DO NOT CHANGE IT MANUALLY -->
 
 List client accounts, get or generate client account secrets.
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 In case your Corporate Memory deployment does not use the default deployment layout, the following additional config variables can be used in your connection configuration: ``KEYCLOAK_BASE_URI`` defaults to `{`CMEM_BASE_URI`}/auth` and locates your Keycloak deployment; ``KEYCLOAK_REALM_ID`` defaults to `cmem` and identifies the used realm.
 
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 ## admin client list
 
 List client accounts.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin client list [OPTIONS]
+$ cmemc admin client list [OPTIONS]
 ```
 
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 Outputs a list of client accounts, which can be used to get an overview as well as a reference for the other commands of the `admin client` command group.
 
 !!! note
     The list command only outputs clients which have a client secret.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Get or generate a new secret for a client account.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin client secret [OPTIONS] CLIENT_ID
+$ cmemc admin client secret [OPTIONS] CLIENT_ID
 ```
 
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 This command retrieves or generates a new secret for a client account from a realm.
 
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 ??? info "Options"
     ```text
 
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 Open clients in the browser.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin client open [CLIENT_IDS]...
+$ cmemc admin client open [CLIENT_IDS]...
 ```
 
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 With this command, you can open a client in the keycloak web interface in your browser.
 
 The command accepts multiple client IDs which results in opening multiple browser tabs.
 
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 tags:
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 # admin Command Group
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 <!-- This file was generated - DO NOT CHANGE IT MANUALLY -->
 
 Import bootstrap data, backup/restore workspace or get status.
 
 This command group consists of commands for setting up and configuring eccenca Corporate Memory.
 
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 ## admin status
 
 Output health and version information.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin status [OPTIONS]
+$ cmemc admin status [OPTIONS]
 ```
 
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 This command outputs version and health information of the selected deployment. If the version information cannot be retrieved, UNKNOWN is shown.
 
 Additionally, this command informs you in one of these cases: (1) A warning, if the target version of your cmemc client is newer than the version of your backend. (2) A warning, if the ShapeCatalog has a different version than your Explore component. (3) An error, if your Corporate Memory license is expired (grace period). (4) A warning, if your Graph DB license will expire in less than a month.
 
 To get status information of all configured deployments use this command in combination with parallel.
 
 ```shell-session title="Example"
-cmemc config list | parallel --ctag cmemc -c {} admin status
+$ cmemc config list | parallel --ctag cmemc -c {} admin status
 ```
 
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     ```text
 
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 Fetch and output an access token.
 
 ```shell-session title="Usage"
-cmemc admin token [OPTIONS]
+$ cmemc admin token [OPTIONS]
 ```
 
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 This command can be used to check for correct authentication as well as to use the token with wget / curl or similar standard tools:
 
 ```shell-session title="Example"
-curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $(cmemc -c my admin token)" $(cmemc -c my config get DP_API_ENDPOINT)/api/custom/slug
+$ curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $(cmemc -c my admin token)" $(cmemc -c my config get DP_API_ENDPOINT)/api/custom/slug
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 Please be aware that this command can reveal secrets which you might not want to be present in log files or on the screen.
 
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     ```text
 
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     --ttl       Output information about the lifetime of the access token. In
                 combination with --raw, it outputs the TTL in seconds.
     ```
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