Redeem a stream share token.

Usage:
  confluent stream-share consumer redeem <token> [flags]

Examples:
Redeem a stream share token:

  $ confluent stream-share consumer redeem DBBG8xGRfh85ePuk4x5BaENvb25vaGsydXdhejRVNp-pOzCWOLF85LzqcZCq1lVe8OQxSJqQo8XgUMRbtVs5fqbpM5BUKhnHAUcd3C5ip_yWfd3BFRlMVxGQwYo75aSQDb44ACdoAcgjwLH_9YVbk4GJoK-BtZtlpjYSTAIBbhvbFWWOU1bcFyW3HetlyzTIlIjG_UkSKFfDZ_5YNNuw0CBLZQf14J36b4QpSLe05jx9s695tINCm-dyPLX8_pUIqA2ekEZyf86pE7Azh7NBZz00uGZ0FrRl_ir9UvHF1uZ9sID6aZc=

Flags:
      --aws-account-id string          Consumer's AWS account ID for PrivateLink access.
      --azure-subscription-id string   Consumer's Azure subscription ID for PrivateLink access.
      --gcp-project-id string          Consumer's GCP project ID for Private Service Connect access.
  -o, --output string                  Specify the output format as "human", "json", or "yaml". (default "human")

Global Flags:
  -h, --help            Show help for this command.
      --unsafe-trace    Equivalent to -vvvv, but also log HTTP requests and responses which might contain plaintext secrets.
  -v, --verbose count   Increase verbosity (-v for warn, -vv for info, -vvv for debug, -vvvv for trace).
