List and download execution outputs.
Usage
Usage: vh execution outputs [OPTIONS] COUNTER
Options
counter(REQUIRED):- Type: STRING
- Default:
none - Usage:
vh execution outputs counter
Execution # (or “latest”)
download_directory:- Type:
- Default:
none - Usage:
vh execution outputs --download -d
Download files to this directory (by default, don’t download). You can use {counter} as a placeholder that will be replaced by the execution’s counter number.
filter_download:- Type: STRING
- Default:
none - Usage:
vh execution outputs --filter-download -f
Download only files matching this glob.
Be sure to wrap the value in single quotes (or however appropriate for your shell) to avoid your shell expanding the wildcard, e.g. outputs -f '*.csv'.
force:- Type: BOOL
- Default:
false - Usage:
vh execution outputs --force
Download all files even if they already exist.
sync:- Type: BOOL
- Default:
false - Usage:
vh execution outputs --sync -s
Keep watching for new output files to download.
help:- Type: BOOL
- Default:
false - Usage:
vh execution outputs --help
Show this message and exit.
CLI Help
Usage: outputs [OPTIONS] COUNTER
List and download execution outputs.
Options:
counter Execution # (or "latest")
-d, --download DIRECTORY Download files to this directory (by default,
don't download). You can use `{counter}` as a
placeholder that will be replaced by the
execution's counter number.
-f, --filter-download TEXT Download only files matching this glob. Be sure
to wrap the value in single quotes (or however
appropriate for your shell) to avoid your shell
expanding the wildcard, e.g. `outputs -f
'*.csv'`.
--force Download all files even if they already exist.
-s, --sync Keep watching for new output files to download.
--help Show this message and exit.