glab token rotate
Rotate user, group, or project access tokens
## Synopsis
Rotate user, group, or project access token, then print the new token on stdout. If multiple tokens with the same name exist, you can specify the ID of the token.
The expiration date of the token will be calculated by adding the duration (default 30 days) to the current date. Alternatively you can specify a different duration or an explicit end date.
The output format can be either "JSON" or "text". The JSON output will show the meta information of the rotated token.
Administrators can rotate personal access tokens belonging to other users.
glab token rotate <token-name|token-id> [flags]## Aliases
rotate
rot## Examples
# Rotate project access token of current project
glab token rotate my-project-token
# Rotate project access token of another project, set to expiration date
glab token rotate --repo user/repo my-project-token --expires-at 2024-08-08
# Rotate group access token
glab token rotate --group group/sub-group my-group-token
# Rotate personal access token and extend duration to 7 days
glab token rotate --user @me --duration $((7 * 24))h my-personal-token
# Rotate a personal access token of another user (administrator only)
glab token rotate --user johndoe johns-personal-token## Options
-D, --duration duration Sets the token duration, in hours. Maximum of 8760. Examples: 24h, 168h, 504h. (default 720h0m0s)
-E, --expires-at DATE Sets the token's expiration date and time, in YYYY-MM-DD format. If not specified, --duration is used. (default 0001-01-01)
-g, --group string Rotate group access token. Ignored if a user or repository argument is set.
-F, --output string Format output as: text, json. 'text' provides the new token value; 'json' outputs the token with metadata. (default "text")
-R, --repo OWNER/REPO Select another repository. Can use either OWNER/REPO or `GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO` format. Also accepts full URL or Git URL.
-U, --user string Rotate personal access token. Use @me for the current user.## Options inherited from parent commands
-h, --help Show help for this command.