original_docstring: 
          Activates auth, creating an initial set of admins. Returns a string
          that can be used for making authenticated requests.
  
          Params:
  
          * `subject`: A string.
            - If set to a github user (i.e. it has a 'github:' prefix or no
            prefix) then Pachyderm will confirm that it matches the user
            associated with 'github_token'
            - If set to a robot user (i.e. it has a 'robot:' prefix), then
            Pachyderm will generate a new token for the robot user; this token
            will be the only way to administer this cluster until more admins
            are added.
          * An optional string. This is the token returned by GitHub and used to
          authenticate the caller. When Pachyderm is deployed locally, setting
          this value to a given string will automatically authenticate the
          caller as a GitHub user whose username is that string (unless this
          "looks like" a GitHub access code, in which case Pachyderm does
          retrieve the corresponding GitHub username)
          
docstring: Activates auth, creating an initial set of admins. Returns a string
  that can be used for making authenticated requests.
  
  
  
  `subject`: A string.
  If set to a github user  then Pachyderm will confirm that it matches the user
  associated with 'github_token'
  If set to a robot user , then
  Pachyderm will generate a new token for the robot user; this token
  will be the only way to administer this cluster until more admins
  are added.
  An optional string. This is the token returned by GitHub and used to
  authenticate the caller. When Pachyderm is deployed locally, setting
  this value to a given string will automatically authenticate the
  caller as a GitHub user whose username is that string (unless this
  "looks like" a GitHub access code, in which case Pachyderm does
  retrieve the corresponding GitHub username)
docstring_tokens: Activates auth creating an initial set of admins . Returns a string that can be used for making authenticated requests . ` subject ` : A string . If set to a github user then Pachyderm will confirm that it matches the user associated with ' github_token ' If set to a robot user then Pachyderm will generate a new token for the robot user ; this token will be the only way to administer this cluster until more admins are added . An optional string . This is the token returned by GitHub and used to authenticate the caller . When Pachyderm is deployed locally setting this value to a given string will automatically authenticate the caller as a GitHub user whose username is that string ( unless this " looks like " a GitHub access code in which case Pachyderm does retrieve the corresponding GitHub username )
code: def activate_auth(self, subject, github_token=None):
          """
          Activates auth, creating an initial set of admins. Returns a string
          that can be used for making authenticated requests.
  
          Params:
  
          * `subject`: A string.
            - If set to a github user (i.e. it has a 'github:' prefix or no
            prefix) then Pachyderm will confirm that it matches the user
            associated with 'github_token'
            - If set to a robot user (i.e. it has a 'robot:' prefix), then
            Pachyderm will generate a new token for the robot user; this token
            will be the only way to administer this cluster until more admins
            are added.
          * An optional string. This is the token returned by GitHub and used to
          authenticate the caller. When Pachyderm is deployed locally, setting
          this value to a given string will automatically authenticate the
          caller as a GitHub user whose username is that string (unless this
          "looks like" a GitHub access code, in which case Pachyderm does
          retrieve the corresponding GitHub username)
          """
          return self._req(Service.AUTH, "Activate", subject=subject, github_token=github_token).pach_token
code_tokens: def activate_auth ( self , subject , github_token = None ) : return self . _req ( Service . AUTH , "Activate" , subject = subject , github_token = github_token ) . pach_token
short_docstring: Activates auth, creating an initial set of admins.
short_docstring_tokens: Activates auth creating an initial set of admins .
comment: """
          Activates auth, creating an initial set of admins. Returns a string
          that can be used for making authenticated requests.
  
          Params:
  
          * `subject`: A string.
            - If set to a github user (i.e. it has a 'github:' prefix or no
            prefix) then Pachyderm will confirm that it matches the user
            associated with 'github_token'
            - If set to a robot user (i.e. it has a 'robot:' prefix), then
            Pachyderm will generate a new token for the robot user; this token
            will be the only way to administer this cluster until more admins
            are added.
          * An optional string. This is the token returned by GitHub and used to
          authenticate the caller. When Pachyderm is deployed locally, setting
          this value to a given string will automatically authenticate the
          caller as a GitHub user whose username is that string (unless this
          "looks like" a GitHub access code, in which case Pachyderm does
          retrieve the corresponding GitHub username)
          """