Test mode (aka "dry run")
See original GitHub issueWe may want to consider a feature where you can run import but in test mode, so no changes. This would be useful for when deploying to production.
It should be fairly easy to add --test param.
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This would be very useful in CI!
With respect to the naming:
--testis fine, however I think--dry-runwould be more clear.Little update on the Auth0 side – we’ve identified this as a high-impact feature and have it prioritized fairly high on the roadmap. Compared to some of the other initiatives we’re working on, this skews towards the larger side and it’s something we want to get right, so we’re taking our time. However, we do see ourselves working this fairly soon!
I’d also like to take a moment to plug Auth0’s Terraform Provider which provides this as a first-class feature already. If you already support Terraform workflows, you may find it to be more suitable to your needs. Both tools with exist alongside each other well into the future.