projects use
Selects the project that later commands act on, and stores it in the current profile. With no ID it shows a list to pick from. It checks the ID exists first, so a typo can't leave you with a project that doesn't work.
Any command can act on another project for one run with --project <id>, without changing the selection.
bash
octri projects use [<projectId>]Arguments
<projectId>stringThe project to select, from octri projects list. Leave it out to choose from a list.
Examples
Select a project by ID
bash
octri projects use 6acd4f5218c2528b5932744fOutput
✔ Working project: Acme REST API 6acd4f5218c2528b5932744fRelated
octri projects list: List the projects in your organisation, marking the selected one.octri projects current: Print the selected project's ID and the profile it's stored in.