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Adds `qcloud access key list`, `create`, and `delete` subcommands for managing Qdrant Cloud auth access keys.
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Introduces a new top-level
accesscommand group for managing cloud-level authentication to Qdrant Cloud. The feature fills a gap where users could manage cluster-level API keys but had no CLI surface for managing the keys used to authenticate against the Qdrant Cloud API itself.The
access keysubcommands support listing, creating, and deleting management keys for an account. On creation, the full key value is returned once and surfaced to the user, with guidance to store it securely since it cannot be retrieved again.Samples:
Potential other subcommands under
access:access user— list and manage account members (invite, remove, update roles)access role— manage custom roles and their permissions within the accountaccess permission list— list available permissions