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## Wrap-up
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You have learned how to install and use the Microcks CLI for the basic task of launching a new test. This is waht you would typically do within your CI/CD pipeline to ensure the application you just deployed correctly implements API specifications.
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You have learned how to install and use the Microcks CLI for the basic task of launching a new test. This is what you would typically do within your CI/CD pipeline to ensure the application you just deployed correctly implements API specifications.
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Microcks CLI also provide the `import` command that allows you to push artifacts into Microcks repository. This command requires that you have a *Service Account* with more privileges than the default one though. You may follow-up this guide with learning more about [Service Accounts](/documentation/explanations/service-account).
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