FASTAPI-CLOUD...TS-BUILD-LOGS(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
fastapi cloud deployments build-logs β stream or fetch build logs for a FastAPI Cloud deployment, bestie π
It lives in the User Commands section of the manual (yes, we're fancy like that π), so pull up a chair, grab a strawberry π, and let's get into it.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
fastapi cloud deployments build-logs [OPTIONS] DEPLOYMENT_ID
That's it. That's the whole vibe. DEPLOYMENT_ID goes in, logs come out π₯
π OPTIONS π
--follow,-f,--no-followβ stream the build logs and just keep going until the build hits a terminal state. Like, it sits there and watches with you π«Ά [default:follow]
So yes, bestie, following is the default. If you want it to just grab the logs and dip, you gotta say --no-follow out loud. π
--jsonβ prints structured JSON to stdout instead of the cute human-readable stuff. [env var:FASTAPI_CLOUD_JSON]--help,-hβ shows a help message and exits. The classic. The icon. π
π¦ ARGUMENTS π¦
DEPLOYMENT_IDβ the ID of the deployment whose build logs should be returned. [required]
Not optional. Not vibe-optional. Required β you must hand it over or nothing happens. Periodt. π
π ENVIRONMENT π
FASTAPI_CLOUD_JSONβ prints structured JSON to stdout; it does exactly the same thing as the--jsonoption. Two doors, same room, iykyk β¨
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
fastapi-cloud-deployments-get(1)fastapi-cloud-deployments-list(1)fastapi-cloud-deployments(1)fastapi-cloud(1)fastapi(1)
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