list-bundles

Lists the staging bundles in a bucket — version, platform, whether the bundle has been promoted, author, release note, and most importantly the bundle hash you pass to release-bundle when promoting to production.

stallion list-bundles

Alias:

stallion lbd

If no bucket is passed, an interactive picker lists the buckets in your project.

Bundles
  Version  Platform  Promoted  Created                   author         ReleaseNote     Hash
  12       android   true      2026-07-01T10:24:11.000Z  jane@acme.com  fix crash       6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada8144…
  11       android   false     2026-06-28T18:02:45.000Z  jane@acme.com  new onboarding  9d1b32acf7e6d072c114bfe631200…

  2 bundles

Parameters

1. --org-id (Optional) Organization id. Falls back to the saved context; prompts if neither is available.

2. --project-id (Optional) Project id. Falls back to the saved context; prompts if neither is available. Required when using --ci-token.

3. --bucket (Optional) Bucket name to list bundles from. Prompts with a picker if omitted.

--bucket=featurebucket

4. --bucket-id (Optional) Bucket id — an alternative to --bucket when you have the id handy.

5. --platform (Optional) Filter bundles by platform: android or ios.

--platform=android

6. --limit (Optional, default: 15, max: 30) Maximum number of bundles to show, most recent first.

7. --ci-token (Optional: for CI pipelines) Runs the command non-interactively using a CI token. Requires --project-id and one of --bucket / --bucket-id.

stallion list-bundles \
  --ci-token=<your_ci_token> \
  --project-id=<your_project_id> \
  --bucket=featurebucket

8. --json (Optional) Prints the raw bundle list as JSON instead of the table — useful for extracting the hash in scripts. See CI Automation & JSON Output.

stallion list-bundles --json --bucket=featurebucket | jq -r '.[0].sha256Checksum'