List Commands Overview
Stallion CLI list commands - Inspect projects, buckets, bundles, releases, and patches straight from the terminal without opening the Stallion Console.
Available in stallion-cli@2.6.0-alpha.2:
The list commands are currently available in stallion-cli@2.6.0-alpha.2. Install it with:
npm install -g stallion-cli@2.6.0-alpha.2
The list commands let you inspect everything you'd otherwise open the Stallion Console for — projects, buckets, staging bundles, production releases, and delta patches — directly from the terminal.
| Command | Alias | What it lists |
|---|---|---|
stallion list-projects | lp | Projects in an organization |
stallion list-buckets | lb | Buckets in a project |
stallion list-bundles | lbd | Staging bundles in a bucket (with the hash used for release) |
stallion list-releases | lr | Production releases for an app version |
stallion release-info | ri | Full detail of a single production release |
stallion list-patches | lpt | Delta patches generated toward a release bundle |
How They Behave
Context aware. Every list command resolves its org and project from the context saved with stallion use. Anything missing is asked via an interactive picker, and any value can be overridden per-run with --org-id / --project-id.
Capped output. Listings show the 15 most recent entries by default. Commands that support --limit can raise this to a maximum of 30; for the full history, use the Console.
Scriptable. Every list command supports --json for raw machine-readable output, and most support --ci-token for non-interactive use in pipelines. See CI Automation & JSON Output.
Typical Flow
stallion use # set org + project once
stallion list-buckets # find your bucket
stallion list-bundles # grab a bundle hash from staging
stallion list-releases # check what's live in production
stallion release-info # drill into one release's rollout & adoption
stallion list-patches --hash=<bundle_hash> # inspect delta patch sizes