The error message you're seeing suggests that the

ory update opl

command is not recognizing your project ID as a valid argument. This could be due to the way you're passing the project ID in Powershell. In the examples provided in the extracts, the project ID is passed as an argument directly after the

ory update opl

command, like so:

bash ory update opl ecaaa3cb-0730-4ee8-a6df-9553cdfeef89 --file /path/to/namespace_config.ts

In your case, you should replace

ecaaa3cb-0730-4ee8-a6df-9553cdfeef89

with your actual project ID. If you're using a variable to store the project ID, make sure the variable is being correctly interpreted. In Powershell, you might need to use the syntax

${project_id}

instead of

$project_id

. So your command would look like this:

bash ory update opl ${project_id} --file ./permissionModel.ts

If you're still having issues, please double-check your project ID and the file path to ensure they are correct.