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We are considering adding a set of commands that will allow users to list, view, and delete runs of runbooks. This is done to perform administrative operations against Octopus. Unfortunately, this request poses a naming challenge; how do we represent runbook runs? A runbook run is a historical artefact in the context of Octopus. However, it's also refers to an action associated with a runbook (i.e. "the runbook ran to update the server"). It's confusing.
I propose the establishment of a runbook-run subcommand:
$ octopus runbook-run [command]
This subcommand would allow you to delete, list, and view runbook runs; runbooks that executed in the past.
In summary, the revised list of runbook-related commands would be:
$ octopus runbook delete # deletes a runbook
$ octopus runbook execute # executes a runbook
$ octopus runbook list # lists runbooks
$ octopus runbook-run delete # deletes a runbook run
$ octopus runbook-run list # lists runbook runs
$ octopus runbook-run view # views a runbook run
$ octopus runbook view # view a runbook
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runbook-run subcommand
Dec 7, 2022
OctopusDeploy/OctopusCLI#243
We are considering adding a set of commands that will allow users to list, view, and delete runs of runbooks. This is done to perform administrative operations against Octopus. Unfortunately, this request poses a naming challenge; how do we represent runbook runs? A runbook run is a historical artefact in the context of Octopus. However, it's also refers to an action associated with a runbook (i.e. "the runbook ran to update the server"). It's confusing.
I propose the establishment of a runbook-run subcommand:
$ octopus runbook-run [command]
This subcommand would allow you to delete, list, and view runbook runs; runbooks that executed in the past.
In summary, the revised list of runbook-related commands would be:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: