From 3f6f2326f8530da1606e36108dc154800b359745 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Ruud Senden <8635138+rsenden@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2023 18:10:01 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] chore: Resource bundle updates

---
 .../com/fortify/cli/ssc/i18n/SSCMessages.properties  | 12 +++++++-----
 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

diff --git a/fcli-core/fcli-ssc/src/main/resources/com/fortify/cli/ssc/i18n/SSCMessages.properties b/fcli-core/fcli-ssc/src/main/resources/com/fortify/cli/ssc/i18n/SSCMessages.properties
index 6ac0ae3979..97ee2a43cf 100644
--- a/fcli-core/fcli-ssc/src/main/resources/com/fortify/cli/ssc/i18n/SSCMessages.properties
+++ b/fcli-core/fcli-ssc/src/main/resources/com/fortify/cli/ssc/i18n/SSCMessages.properties
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ password.1 = Environment variables:%n \
   ${fcli.env.default.prefix}_SSC_SESSION_PASSWORD: Only SSC session commands
 ci-token.0 = SSC CIToken in either encoded (REST) or decoded (application) format. \
   Tokens can be created through the SSC web UI, or using the \
-  'fcli ssc token create' command. Note that most, but not all, fcli commands \
+  'fcli ssc access-control create-token' command. Note that most, but not all, fcli commands \
   are available when logging in with a CIToken.
 ci-token.1 = Environment variables:%n \
   ${fcli.env.default.prefix}_SSC_CI_TOKEN: Shared with SC SAST/DAST%n \
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ fcli.ssc.session.login.url.1 = Environment variables:%n \
   ${fcli.env.default.prefix}_SSC_SESSION_URL: Only SSC session commands 
 fcli.ssc.session.login.token.0 = SSC token in either encoded (REST) or decoded (application) format. \
    Tokens can be created through the SSC web UI, or using the \
-  'fcli ssc token create' command. Note that depending on token permissions, not all fcli \
+  'fcli ssc access-control create-token' command. Note that depending on token permissions, not all fcli \
   commands may be available.
 fcli.ssc.session.login.token.1 = Environment variables:%n \
   ${fcli.env.default.prefix}_SSC_TOKEN
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ fcli.ssc.session.list.usage.description.1 = For sessions created using user name
   of this command will show session expiry date and status, based on the data provided by SSC at the time \
   the login command was issued. Any changes to the generated token will not be reflected in the output of \
   this command. Even if a session is no longer valid because the generated token was revoked (through SSC \
-  UI or 'fcli ssc token revoke' command), the output of this command may still show the session as not having \
+  UI or 'fcli ssc access-control revoke-token' command), the output of this command may still show the session as not having \
   expired. Similarly, any changes to token validity will not be reflected in the output of this command. %n
 fcli.ssc.session.list.usage.description.2 = For sessions created using a pre-generated token, fcli cannot \
   display session expiration date or status, as SSC doesn't allow for obtaining this information.
@@ -335,7 +335,8 @@ fcli.ssc.issue.template.resolver.nameOrId = Issue template name or id.
 
 # fcli ssc performance-indicator
 fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.usage.header = (PREVIEW) Manage SSC performance indicators & definitions.
-fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.usage.description = These commands may change in an upcoming fcli version.
+fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.usage.description = Performance indicator and variable commands may potentially \
+  be combined under a single 'metrics' entity, we're still considering the pro's and con's of either approach.
 fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.list-definitions.usage.header = (PREVIEW) List performance indicator definitions.
 fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.get.usage.header = (PREVIEW) Get performance indicator details.
 fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.list.usage.header = (PREVIEW) List application version performance indicators.
@@ -343,7 +344,8 @@ fcli.ssc.performance-indicator.resolver.nameOrIdOrGuid = Performance indicator n
 
 # fcli ssc variable
 fcli.ssc.variable.usage.header = (PREVIEW) Manage SSC variables & definitions.
-fcli.ssc.variable.usage.description = These commands may change in an upcoming fcli version.
+fcli.ssc.variable.usage.description = Performance indicator and variable commands may potentially \
+  be combined under a single 'metrics' entity, we're still considering the pro's and con's of either approach.
 fcli.ssc.variable.list-definitions.usage.header = (PREVIEW) List variable definitions.
 fcli.ssc.variable.get.usage.header = (PREVIEW) Get variable details.
 fcli.ssc.variable.list.usage.header = (PREVIEW) List application version variables.