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Google API Gateway: Assign config via gcloud CLI – Debian

I’m looking for a way to automate config updates for Google API Gateway, i.e. change config for an existing instance of "API Gateway" in a single step.

What I’ve tried so far, assuming that new API config name is "my-new-config" and API Gateway name is "my-gateway":

  1. > gcloud beta api-gateway gateways update my-gateway --api-config=my-new-config --location=us-central1
    Output:
    ERROR: (gcloud.beta.api-gateway.gateways.update) INVALID_ARGUMENT: update_mask does not contain any field paths
  2. > gcloud beta api-gateway gateways update my-gateway --api-config=my-new-config --location=us-central1 --display-name random-string-for-display-name
    Output:
    Command executes successfully, but config change is not applied.

gcloud version: 333.0.0
OS: Debian linux
I’ve created 2 tickets in Google’s issue tracker (one, two), but there’s no activity for them after 3 weeks.

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  1. 0

    Try with aplha instead of beta and specifying de API ID flag (--api):

    gcloud alpha api-gateway gateways update my-gateway --api=api-id --api-config=my-new-config --location=us-central1

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  2. 0

    You’re missing the --api flag in step 2, which seems to be required. It looks like without that specified, it doesn’t make the right request.

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  3. 0

    You try to update api-config of api-gateway, here api is a required flag:

    From the docs, when first is specified, second is mandatory:

    [--api-config=API_CONFIG : --api=API]

    api-config: This flag must be specified if any of the other arguments in this group are specified.

    After i’ve added --api, it was possible to update the gateway with the new api-config

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