bdy distro route update

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$bdy distro route update|edit [options] <identifier> <route-id>

Update route. Required scopes: DISTRIBUTION_MANAGE

ARGUMENTS

identifier

Human-readable ID of the distribution (required)

route-id

ID of the route (find via "bdy distro route ls") (required)

OPTIONS

-w, --workspace <domain>

Workspace URL handle. Can be set via variable: BUDDY_WORKSPACE

--scope <scope>

Force scope (WORKSPACE, PROJECT). By default calculated by provided options and environmental variables (--project, BUDDY_PROJECT, linked project)

-p, --project <name>

Project name. Can be set via variable: BUDDY_PROJECT

-t, --type <type>

Type of the route. Allowed: DIRECT_PROXY (default), CACHED_PROXY, REDIRECT, CLOAKING

-s, --subdomain <subdomain>

Optional sub-name prepended to --domain (e.g.

-d, --domain <domain>

Zone for the route — pass the WHOLE string from bdy domain ls (e.g. "example.com" or "my-app.example.dev"). Do NOT split a multi-level zone into subdomain+domain; the entire bought/claimed string is one zone and goes here as-is. Use --subdomain only to route a sub-name within this zone

--path <path>

Path of the route

--target <targets...>

Target of the route (can be used multiple times). Format: "region=default,url=https://example.com,artifact=artifact:version,sandbox=sandbox:endpoint" To use "," in value use , For external url target use url (required), region (optional) For artifact target use artifact (required), region (optional) For sandbox target use sandbox (required), region (optional) Region can be Default, NorthAmerica, Europe, Asia, Oceania, SouthAmerica, Africa, Antarctica or two letter country name If no region is specified or default is used, the target is used as the fallback for all locations. Default region is mandatory

-h, --help

display help for command

Documentation for bdy v1.22.92

Last modified on Jul 24, 2026

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Examples

Route update requires full param set (it's not partial)
bdy distro route update distro-identifier route-id --subdomain=new --domain=test.com --target url=https://example.com$