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Bootstrap and validate sitecoreai.cli.json configuration. Use when creating new configs, adding environments, or fixing config validation errors.
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| name | config-bootstrap |
| description | Bootstrap and validate sitecoreai.cli.json configuration. Use when creating new configs, adding environments, or fixing config validation errors. |
npm run dev -- init --environment-name <name> --cm <url>--skip-deploy-lookup if Deploy API access is limited.npm run dev -- config validatesitecoreai.cli.json is at the project root (or pass --config).defaultEnvProfile points to a valid environment.authority, clientId, clientSecret when using client credentials.allowWrite: true in an environment when pushes are intended.SITECOREAI_AUTO_WIZARD=0 to avoid prompts.--json is used.--trace for extra context.