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copia-cli 1.0.0, released by Qubernetic, is a lightweight command-line client that exposes the full Copia source-control platform to industrial-automation engineers who prefer terminal workflows. Built on the patterns of GitHub’s official gh utility, the tool translates Copia’s repository, issue, pull-request, release, and permission operations into concise commands that can be scripted into CI pipelines, scheduled maintenance jobs, or one-off administrative tasks. Typical use cases include cloning device-configuration repositories to a PLC before deployment, opening a pull request from an automated test bench, tagging a firmware release from a build server, and enumerating open issues related to a specific production line—all without leaving the command prompt. Because the executable runs headlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux controllers, it integrates cleanly with existing Ansible playbooks, PowerShell DSC configurations, or Bash maintenance scripts that already govern plant-floor assets. The single 1.0.0 binary carries no external dependencies beyond the Copia REST endpoint, so OT engineers can drop it into hardened industrial PCs or Docker sidecars without altering baseline images. As the first and only published version, 1.0.0 establishes the core verbs—repo, issue, pr, release, auth—while future minor releases are expected to extend coverage to Copia’s emerging library and policy APIs. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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