curviate account update
Update an account's metadata, connection location or own proxy. Prints the updated account, with connection_location re-read after a location change.
Usage
curviate account update <account-id> [flags]Examples
curviate account update acc_YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID --metadata '{"team":"growth"}'
curviate account update acc_YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID --country DE
curviate account update acc_YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID --clear-proxy --country DEArguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
account-id | yes | Account id (acc_...). |
Flags
| Flag | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--metadata | string | no | Custom metadata as a JSON object (flat string->string map). Replaces the store wholesale. Example: '{"team":"growth"}'. |
--country | string | no | Move this account's connection location to this two-letter ISO 3166-1 country code (e.g. US, DE). LinkedIn sees a new IP there and may ask the owner to verify, so change it only when the current location is wrong. Strict unless --allow-country-fallback. On an account using your own proxy, pass --clear-proxy with it. |
--allow-country-fallback | boolean | no | Allow a connection from another country when none is free in the chosen one. Alone, it changes the strictness of the configured country; --no-allow-country-fallback makes it strict. |
--clear-proxy | boolean | no | Stop using your own proxy and return to a managed location. Requires --country. Mutually exclusive with --proxy-host. Default: false. |
--proxy-protocol | string | no | Proxy protocol: http | |
--proxy-host | string | no | Your own proxy's host or IP. Not accepted with --country. |
--proxy-port | string | no | Proxy port. |
--proxy-username | string | no | Proxy auth username. |
--proxy-password | string | no | Proxy auth password. Note: a value on the command line is visible to other processes via ps and saved in shell history; prefer the CURVIATE_ |
Also accepts these global flags: --api-key, --profile, --account, --base-url, --timeout, --json, --fields, --preview, --verbose, --beta.
Exit codes: the exit code table. More commands: Account.