Update an existing pipeline.

Usage:
  confluent pipeline update <pipeline-id> [flags]

Examples:
Request to update Stream Designer pipeline "pipe-12345", with new name and new description.

  $ confluent pipeline update pipe-12345 --name test-pipeline --description "Description of the pipeline"

Grant privilege to activate Stream Designer pipeline "pipe-12345".

  $ confluent pipeline update pipe-12345 --activation-privilege=true

Revoke privilege to activate Stream Designer pipeline "pipe-12345".

  $ confluent pipeline update pipe-12345 --activation-privilege=false

Update Stream Designer pipeline "pipe-12345" with KSQL cluster ID "lksqlc-123456".

  $ confluent pipeline update pipe-12345 --ksql-cluster lksqlc-123456

Update Stream Designer pipeline "pipe-12345" with new Schema Registry cluster ID.

  $ confluent pipeline update pipe-12345 --update-schema-registry

Flags:
      --name string              Name of the pipeline.
      --description string       Description of the pipeline.
      --ksql-cluster string      KSQL cluster for the pipeline.
      --sql-file string          Path to a KSQL file containing the pipeline's source code.
      --secret stringArray       A named secret that can be referenced in pipeline source code, for example, "secret_name=secret_content".
                                 This flag can be supplied multiple times. The secret mapping must have the format <secret-name>=<secret-value>,
                                 where <secret-name> consists of 1-128 lowercase, uppercase, numeric or underscore characters but may not begin with a digit.
                                 If <secret-value> is empty, the named secret will be removed from Stream Designer.
      --activation-privilege     Grant or revoke the privilege to activate this pipeline. (default true)
      --update-schema-registry   Update the pipeline with the latest Schema Registry cluster.
      --cluster string           Kafka cluster ID.
      --environment string       Environment ID.
  -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).
