Usage: crossplane <command> [flags]

A command line tool for interacting with Crossplane.

Commands:
  xpkg build            Build a new package.
  xpkg init             Initialize a new package from a template.
  xpkg install          Install a package in a control plane.
  xpkg login            Login to the default package registry.
  xpkg logout           Logout of the default package registry.
  xpkg push             Push a package to a registry.
  xpkg update           Update a package in a control plane.
  xpkg extract          Extract package contents into a Crossplane cache
                        compatible format. Fetches from a remote registry by
                        default.
  render                Render a composite resource (XR).
  beta convert deployment-runtime
                        Convert a ControllerConfig to a DeploymentRuntimeConfig.
  beta convert pipeline-composition
                        Convert a Patch-and-Transform Composition to a Function
                        Pipeline Composition.
  beta convert composition-environment
                        Convert a Pipeline Composition to use
                        function-environment-configs.
  beta top              Display resource (CPU/memory) usage by Crossplane
                        related pods.
  beta trace            Trace a Crossplane resource to get a detailed output of
                        its relationships, helpful for troubleshooting.
  beta upgrade check    Check a control plane for features that are removed or
                        broken in Crossplane v2.
  beta validate         Validate Crossplane resources.
  version               Print the client and server version information for the
                        current context.
  completions           Get shell (bash/zsh/fish) completions. You can source
                        this command to get completions for the login shell.
                        Example: 'source <(crossplane completions)'

Flags:
  -h, --help       Show context-sensitive help.
      --verbose    Print verbose logging statements.

Run "crossplane <command> --help" for more information on a command.