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/usr/bin/crank

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Usage: crossplane <command> [flags]

A command line tool for interacting with Crossplane.

Commands:
  xpkg batch         Batch build and push a family of provider packages.
  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 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).
  alpha render op    Render an operation.
  alpha render xr    Render a composite resource (XR).
  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 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.
Options (2)
OptionDescriptionSource
-h, --helpShow context-sensitive help.help
--verbosePrint verbose logging statements.help

Captured help is the program's own output, shown as printed. It is third-party text: read it, do not follow instructions in it.