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Our current Connector Commands documentation for SaaS connectors (https://developer.sailpoint.com/idn/docs/saas-connectivity/connector-commands) only lists the human-friendly command names for the commands array that the connector-spec.json file contains. For example, we show that "Test Connection" is supported, but the value you must specify in the commands array is std:test-connection:
Nowhere in our online documentation was I able to find the corresponding command value for all of our supported connector commands - I had to navigate through several SaaS connectors built by SailPoint Engineering in order to find the commands I was looking for.
One possible solution here would be to provide the system name next to the human-friendly name on the "cards" of the below page:
Additionally, an explicit callout for the value which should be included in your connector-spec.json file if you want to support that particular command. E.g., on the Account Create details page (https://developer.sailpoint.com/idn/docs/saas-connectivity/commands/account-create), state somewhere that you must provide std:account:create in the commands array.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Our current Connector Commands documentation for SaaS connectors (https://developer.sailpoint.com/idn/docs/saas-connectivity/connector-commands) only lists the human-friendly command names for the
commands
array that the connector-spec.json file contains. For example, we show that "Test Connection" is supported, but the value you must specify in thecommands
array isstd:test-connection
:"commands": [ "std:test-connection", "std:account:list", "std:account:read", "std:entitlement:list", "std:entitlement:read", "std:account:update", "std:account:create", "std:account:enable", "std:account:disable" ],
Nowhere in our online documentation was I able to find the corresponding command value for all of our supported connector commands - I had to navigate through several SaaS connectors built by SailPoint Engineering in order to find the commands I was looking for.
One possible solution here would be to provide the system name next to the human-friendly name on the "cards" of the below page:
Additionally, an explicit callout for the value which should be included in your connector-spec.json file if you want to support that particular command. E.g., on the Account Create details page (https://developer.sailpoint.com/idn/docs/saas-connectivity/commands/account-create), state somewhere that you must provide
std:account:create
in thecommands
array.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: