Command ↔ method map: Config tier
Part 3 of 3 of Command ↔ method map.
Config tier — Ocx.config
Section titled “Config tier — Ocx.config”The corporate managed-config surface.
| ocx command | SDK method | Tier |
|---|---|---|
ocx config setup |
config.setup |
T1 |
ocx config update |
config.update |
T1 |
ocx config test, ocx config push |
— | T2 |
Index tier
Section titled “Index tier”| ocx command | SDK method | Tier |
|---|---|---|
ocx index update/catalog/list/sync/regenerate |
— | T2, whole group |
Patch tier — Ocx.patch
Section titled “Patch tier — Ocx.patch”| ocx command | SDK method | Tier |
|---|---|---|
ocx patch sync |
patch.sync |
T1 |
ocx patch publish/test/freeze/why |
— | T2 |
Self tier
Section titled “Self tier”| ocx command | SDK method | Tier |
|---|---|---|
ocx self setup, ocx self update |
— | T2 |
ocx self activate |
— | T3, shell-session |
The SDK never calls self setup, self activate, or anything else that
mutates the machine outside $OCX_HOME — see
bootstrap for what ensure() does instead.
Provisioning — not an ocx command
Section titled “Provisioning — not an ocx command”bootstrap.ensure is a Python-only layer
above the CLI: it resolves, downloads, verifies, and caches an ocx binary,
then returns its path. See bootstrap.