feat(console): add user-friendly CLI commands for queues, topics, broker, and network connectors(#1816).#1966
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Adds four new action-oriented CLI commands as described in Issue#1816, making it straightforward to manage a running broker from the shell(and from AI agents such as Claude Code) without requiring JMX tooling.
New commands
activemq queueslist | create | delete | purge | info | browse | produce | pause | resumeactivemq topicslist | create | delete | infoactivemq brokerinfo | connectors [list|add|remove] | scheduleractivemq network-connectorslist | add | removeEach command is registered via the existing ServiceLoader SPI
(META-INF/services/...Command)so no existing code is modified to discover them.The consume action is intentionally not implemented in the new commands. Receiving and acknowledging messages requires an active JMS connection,which is outside the scope of the JMX-based CLI facade. The existing
activemq consumercommand covers that use case.Tests : 37 new unit tests across
BrokerCommandTest,NetworkConnectorsCommandTest,QueuesCommandTest, andTopicsCommandTestcovering all actions and error-handling paths.