blissful-infra use

Most commands need to know which tenant and project you mean. use sets that once and stores it, so you can type blissful-infra deploy orders instead of blissful-infra deploy orders --tenant acme --project shop.

blissful-infra use acme/shop

Usage

blissful-infra use [target]

Argument	Meaning
<tenant>	Set the tenant, leave the project unset
<tenant>/<project>	Set both
(omitted)	Print the current context

Options

Flag	What it does
--clear	Clear the stored context

Examples

blissful-infra use acme            # tenant only
blissful-infra use acme/shop       # tenant and project
blissful-infra use                 # show what is currently set
blissful-infra use --clear         # forget it

How resolution works

Commands that take tenant/project coordinates resolve them in this order:

1. An explicit --tenant / --project flag on the command
2. The context stored by use
3. For some commands, a registry scan: if exactly one project contains the named service, it is used

This means an explicit flag always wins, so you can reach across to another tenant for a single command without disturbing your context:

blissful-infra use acme/shop
blissful-infra status --tenant other-tenant   # one-shot, context unchanged

The context is stored in ~/.blissful-infra/context.json.

See also

• status: see what exists across all tenants
• tenant: manage tenants
• project: manage projects