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Keysrequires confirm HTTP API

DELETE/api/v1/admin/keys/{key_id}

revoke_admin_key

Revokes an admin key for good, this connection’s own included.

Call it
when an admin key leaked or is no longer used.
Needs
an admin key, another usable admin key besides the one revoked (the last one is refused with conflict), and confirm: true; without it the call changes nothing and tells what it would do.
Returns
outcome (would_revoke, revoked, already_revoked), effect in words and the key as list_admin_keys shows it after the call; the API’s DELETE /api/v1/admin/keys/{key_id} answers 204.

Arguments

  • object
  • key_idstring · uuidrequired

    The admin key’s id, as list_admin_keys gives it.

  • confirmboolean

    true revokes the key. Without it the call only tells what would happen and changes nothing.

    default false

No other arguments are accepted.

Result

The result comes back as structuredContent, with the same JSON as a text block.

  • object · all fields required
  • effectstring

    The outcome in words, for the agent and its user.

  • The key as it is now.

    10 fields
    • ApiKey object · all fields required
    • created_atstring · date-time
    • expires_atstring · date-time | null

      null: never.

    • idstring · uuid

      What revoking the key takes.

    • The kind of an API key.

      admin Everything, projects and admin keys included.

      project One project, within its scopes.

    • last_used_atstring · date-time | null

      When the key was last used; null: not recorded yet.

    • namestring
    • prefixstring

      The public part of the key string, pw_<adm|prj>_<prefix>_...: how to tell which key a client holds.

    • project_idstring · uuid | null

      The key’s project; null for an admin key.

    • revoked_atstring · date-time | null

      When the key was revoked; null while it is not.

    • scopesarray of KeyScope

      What the key may do; every scope for an admin key.

  • What a revocation did.

    would_revoke A dry run: nothing changed; a call with confirm: true revokes.

    revoked Revoked now.

    already_revoked Revoked before; nothing changed.

Definitions

ApiKey

An API key, without its secret (list_api_keys, list_admin_keys).

  • object · all fields required
  • created_atstring · date-time
  • expires_atstring · date-time | null

    null: never.

  • idstring · uuid

    What revoking the key takes.

  • The kind of an API key.

    admin Everything, projects and admin keys included.

    project One project, within its scopes.

  • last_used_atstring · date-time | null

    When the key was last used; null: not recorded yet.

  • namestring
  • prefixstring

    The public part of the key string, pw_<adm|prj>_<prefix>_...: how to tell which key a client holds.

  • project_idstring · uuid | null

    The key’s project; null for an admin key.

  • revoked_atstring · date-time | null

    When the key was revoked; null while it is not.

  • scopesarray of KeyScope

    What the key may do; every scope for an admin key.

KeyKind

The kind of an API key.

string · enum

admin Everything, projects and admin keys included.

project One project, within its scopes.

KeyScope

A right of a project key. An admin key has all of them.

string · enum

  • read
  • write
  • send
  • keys

RevocationOutcome

What a revocation did.

string · enum

would_revoke A dry run: nothing changed; a call with confirm: true revokes.

revoked Revoked now.

already_revoked Revoked before; nothing changed.

Errors

A failed call answers isError: true with a code from the same table as the HTTP API, and detail. How tools report errors

HTTP API

The same operation over HTTP: DELETE /api/v1/admin/keys/{key_id}