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I targeted organization and space using this command target -o xxxxx@gmail.com -s spaceName and it targeted successfully But when I run IBMCloud fn list, it is showing A target org and name must be specified

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I assume that you targeted the organization and space using ibmcloud target .... See here the documentation for IBM Cloud Functions on targeting a namespace. Functions have their own system of namespaces. Initially, they mapped to Cloud Foundry organization and spaces, then moved to IAM-enabled namespaces.

You can list your IAM-enabled namespaces using this command:

ibmcloud fn namespace list

Thereafter, set the namespace like this:

ibmcloud fn namespace target HenriksNamespaceOne

Now you can list the objects in that namespace:

ibmcloud fn list

I strongly recommend to only use IAM-enabled namespaces because they allow better security control. In case of an issue, you could use the following command to see what Functions environment is set:

ibmcloud fn property get

Thereafter, use ibmcloud fn property unset --namespace to unset the namespace property. Then, run ibmcloud target -o ORG -s SPACE to target the CF-based namespace. You can also run ibmcloud target --cf to interactively target it.

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  • When I run this command ''''ibmcloud fn namespace target xxxxxx'''' , It is showing is a CF-based namespace and cannot be targeted – Vinayak Moger Sep 30 '20 at 04:18
  • What does `ibmcloud fn namespace list` return? That command only lists the IAM namespaces. Do you have objects in a CF-based namespace? If not, start with IAM and create via `ibmcloud fn namespace create yournamespace` – data_henrik Sep 30 '20 at 04:52
  • idmcloud fn namespace list returns the list of namespaces and I have CF-based namespace. Cannot run fn list commands, even though targeted org and space – Vinayak Moger Sep 30 '20 at 07:23
  • Ok, I added more details on how to unset the current IAM namespace property and set a CF namespace. Let me know if that works – data_henrik Sep 30 '20 at 07:32