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See the npm package for changes released prior to version 3.2.1. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

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4.1.0

  • Temporarily re-add curl-example command.
  • Change Auth Code flow to use port 49152 instead of 8080, with 49153 and 49154 as fallbacks.

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4.0.3

  • Backwards-compatibility fix to ensure users with config files from previous CLI versions can still login correctly.

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4.0.2

  • opal login defaults to using the authorization code flow with PKCE for authentication by default.
  • Logging in with the previous device authorization flow now requires the --device-code or -d flag.
  • User now has to explicitly press enter before browser is opened for browser based authentication.
  • Add new set-auth-config and clear-auth-config commands. These allow setting/clearing the user’s organization ID, auth client ID, and auth issuer
  • Remove set-auth-provider and clear-auth-provider. Functionality for these have been subsumed into the new commands.
  • When a user sets organizationID and clientID via set-auth-config, then opal login will no longer prompt the user to select an org.

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3.2.4

  • Resolved an issue where the opal request create command failed to retrieve all available assets when a connection had more than 100 requestable items. The command now correctly handles pagination to display all requestable assets, regardless of quantity.

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3.2.3

  • Eliminated noisy third party deprecation warnings in CLI outputs for cleaner command-line experience

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3.2.2

  • Added new --bundle flag to the opal request create command, allowing users to create requests based on assets in an existing bundle
  • Added new--template flag to the opal request create command, allowing users to create new access requests based on previous ones with requested
  • Added more descriptive error messaging in opal request create
  • Print URL link to authentication page in browser if opal login does not open browser automatically

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3.2.1

Introduced on 2025-06-13.
  • New request experience in CLI:
    • opal request create starts an interactive experience to create an access request in Opal, or users can pass in appropriate flags to bypass the interactivity
    • opal request get --id retrieves data about a certain request id including its status
    • opal request list retrieves data about the user’s 10 most recent outgoing access requests
  • New command opal whoami:
    • Returns information about the current setup, including the set Opal server URL, organization name, and actively logged-in user email, if any.