File handling

[edunham]

As we discussed earlier -- here's both the small change to codegen and the big changes to the resulting files.

[DTrejo]

Thanks for making this tool, trying it now.

FYI the branch name in the readme is wrong:

edunham:file-handling-to-upstream vs file-handling. edit: actually neither branch name can be checked out

https://github.com/oktadev/okta-dev-account-migration-tool?tab=readme-ov-file#okta-cli-client-setup

[DileepBhatMalpe]

Thanks for making this tool, trying it now.

FYI the branch name in the readme is wrong:

edunham:file-handling-to-upstream vs file-handling. edit: actually neither branch name can be checked out

https://github.com/oktadev/okta-dev-account-migration-tool?tab=readme-ov-file#okta-cli-client-setup

@DTrejo : You are right. However, it is not a branch in the main repo. Instead, it is a fork of existing repo. At least backup command worked for me with this link: https://github.com/edunham/okta-cli-client.git

[DileepBhatMalpe]

@edunham : Back up works fine for me but restore gives me an error saying that domain is not valid.

For example, a command like below
envsync restore -i \Users\admin\.okta\dev-1234567 -c \Users\admin\.okta\okta.yaml

gives me an error like below

this tool is only designed for Okta developer accounts (dev-*.okta).

This is because I have entered URL for my Integrator free plan org in okta.yaml. The URL is of the form
integrator-.okta.com

whereas the utility has a regex that whitelists only dev-.okta.com and trial-.okta.com

[Nawazsherif]

Any updates on this @edunham? We cannot restore the backups in integrator account