Find an application#
Open the library or run:
honeycomb search briefcase --page 1
honeycomb apps get 'my-org>my-app'
honeycomb releases list 'my-org>my-app'
Public applications can be discovered anonymously. Sign in for private applications permitted by your current shared IAM memberships. Search visibility is an authorization decision, not a substitute for download authorization.
The top-right Create an app link takes you to the authenticated console. Library browsing does not require an administrative role; creating applications does.
Install a chosen version#
honeycomb install 'my-org>my-app' --version 1.0.0
honeycomb installed
honeycomb update 'my-org>my-app'
honeycomb uninstall 'my-org>my-app'
Omit --version to select the current release. The installer checks the payload and activates only your host platform. It refuses command collisions instead of overwriting another installation.
Resolve a command collision#
honeycomb install 'my-org>my-app' --alias my-app=my-org-app
The left side must be a command declared by the package. Updates preserve aliases. Uninstall removes only files and launchers owned by that installation. Local configuration explains storage and PATH contexts.
Reviews, stars, and reports#
honeycomb star 'my-org>my-app'
honeycomb star 'my-org>my-app' --remove
honeycomb review 'my-org>my-app' --rating 5 --review 'A concise, useful review.'
honeycomb report 'Steps to reproduce the problem and the observed result.' --pr https://github.com/teamofsilicons/silicon-honeycomb/pull/123
Reviews and stars require authenticated access to the application. A bug report may optionally reference a relevant pull request; replace the illustrative link with a real one. Do not include credentials or private package data in reports. Delivery of report notifications depends on the configured notification service.