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What is the appcfg tool used for?

The appcfg tool is used to install, update, and configure your Apps.

How can I access help documentation for appcfg commands?

You can access help documentation by using the --help flag or -h after any CLI command.

What environment variables do I need to set before using appcfg?

You need to set GLADLY_APP_CFG_HOST, GLADLY_APP_CFG_USER, and GLADLY_APP_CFG_TOKEN.

Can I install an App without building it first?

No, you should build your App using appcfg build and test it before installation.

How do I update my installed App's configuration?

You can update your App's configuration using the appcfg apps update-config command.

Is there a way to view my installed Apps and their configurations?

Yes, you can view your installed Apps and their configurations using the appcfg apps list command.

Can I use flags to specify environment variables for a single command?

Yes, you can specify these variables through flags for expediency.

Where can I find additional resources for appcfg commands?

You can find in-depth command documentation in the appcfg GitHub repo and tutorials for building your own App.

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