Resources

Overview

The timeback resources command manages course configurations between your local timeback.config.json and Timeback’s remote services. Without --env, these commands prompt for staging or production; they do not unconditionally default to staging. All three accept --config <path> to select a different config.

Commands

Command	Description
`push`	Push local config to Timeback (local → remote)
`pull`	Pull remote changes into local config (remote → local)
`unlink`	Unlink courses from Timeback (deletes remote, keeps local)

push

Push resources defined in your local timeback.config.json to Timeback.

# Push to staging
timeback resources push --env staging

# Push to production
timeback resources push --env production

# Preview changes without applying
timeback resources push --dry-run

Flag	Description
`--env <env>`	Target environment (`staging` or `production`)
`--dry-run`	Preview changes without applying
`--yes`	Skip confirmation prompt

pull

Pull remote course changes into your local timeback.config.json.

# Pull from staging
timeback resources pull --env staging

# Pull from production
timeback resources pull --env production

# Pull and apply changes without prompting
timeback resources pull --apply

# Pull and import new resources
timeback resources pull --import

Flag	Description
`--env <env>`	Source environment (`staging` or `production`)
`--apply`	Apply changes without prompting
`--import`	Run import flow for new courses after pull

unlink

Unlink courses from Timeback, deleting the remote but keeping local definitions.

# Unlink from staging (interactive)
timeback resources unlink --env staging

# Unlink from production
timeback resources unlink --env production

# Unlink all courses
timeback resources unlink --all

# Preview without applying
timeback resources unlink --dry-run

Flag	Description
`--env <env>`	Target environment (required with `--yes`)
`--all`	Unlink all courses (no interactive selection)
`--dry-run`	Preview without applying
`--yes`	Skip confirmation (requires explicit `--env`)

Unlink issues remote delete requests for the derived component-resource link, resource, course component, and course, then clears successfully unlinked IDs locally. It does not merely disconnect local configuration. There is no CLI undo command; partial failures can leave some remote resources deleted. Use --dry-run to inspect the selection.

Overview

Commands

push

pull

unlink

Next Steps

CLI: API

Configuration

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CLI: API

Configuration

Overview

Commands

push

pull

unlink

Next Steps