auth.md

heroku auth

check 2fa status

• heroku auth:2fa
• heroku auth:2fa:disable
• heroku auth:login
• heroku auth:logout
• heroku auth:token
• heroku auth:whoami

heroku auth:2fa

check 2fa status

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:2fa

DESCRIPTION
  check 2fa status

ALIASES
  $ heroku 2fa
  $ heroku twofactor

heroku auth:2fa:disable

disables 2fa on account

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:2fa:disable

DESCRIPTION
  disables 2fa on account

ALIASES
  $ heroku twofactor:disable
  $ heroku 2fa:disable

EXAMPLES
  $ heroku auth:2fa:disable

heroku auth:login

login with your Heroku credentials

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:login [--browser <value>] [-i] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --expires-in=<value>  duration of token in seconds (default 30 days)
  -i, --interactive         login with username/password
  --browser=<value>         browser to open SSO with (example: "firefox", "safari")

DESCRIPTION
  login with your Heroku credentials

ALIASES
  $ heroku login

heroku auth:logout

clears local login credentials and invalidates API session

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:logout

DESCRIPTION
  clears local login credentials and invalidates API session

ALIASES
  $ heroku logout

heroku auth:token

outputs current CLI authentication token.

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:token [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help  Show CLI help.

DESCRIPTION
  outputs current CLI authentication token.
  By default, the CLI auth token is only valid for 1 year. To generate a long-lived token, use heroku
  authorizations:create

heroku auth:whoami

display the current logged in user

USAGE
  $ heroku auth:whoami

DESCRIPTION
  display the current logged in user

ALIASES
  $ heroku whoami