The bacalhau job executions
command retrieves a list of executions for a specific job based on its ID. This can be essential when tracking the various runs and their respective states for a particular job.
-h
, --help
:
Description: Display help for the executions
command.
--hide-header
:
Description: Do not print the column headers when displaying the results.
--limit uint32
:
Description: Restricts the number of results returned.
Default: 20
--next-token string
:
Description: Uses the specified token for pagination. Useful for fetching the next set of results.
--no-style
:
Description: Removes all styling from the table output, displaying raw data.
--order-by string
:
Description: Orders results based on a specific field. Valid fields are: modify_time
, create_time
, id
, and state
.
--order-reversed
:
Description: Reverses the order of the results. Useful in conjunction with --order-by
.
--output format
:
Description: Specifies the desired output format for the command. Supported values are table
, csv
, json
, and yaml
.
Default: table
--pretty
:
Description: Pretty prints the output. This option is applicable only to json
and yaml
output formats.
--wide
:
Description: Prints full values in the table results without truncating any information.
--api-host string
:
Description: Specifies the host for the client and server to communicate through via REST. If the BACALHAU_API_HOST
environment variable is set, this flag will be ignored.
Default: bootstrap.production.bacalhau.org
--api-port int
:
Description: Determines the port for the client and server to communicate on using REST. If the BACALHAU_API_PORT
environment variable is set, this flag will be ignored.
Default: 1234
--log-mode logging-mode
:
Description: Specifies the desired log format. Supported values include default
, station
, json
, combined
, and event
.
Default: default
--repo string
:
Description: Defines the path to the bacalhau repository.
Default: $HOME/.bacalhau
List executions for a specific Job:
Expected output:
Order executions by state for a specific job:
Execute the command:
Expected output:
List executions with YAML output:
Expected output: