reoclo deployments

reoclo deployments ls   [options]
reoclo deployments get  [options] <id>
reoclo deployments logs [options] <id>

ls

Lists deployments for the active tenant, most recent first.

Flag	Default	Description
--app <idOrSlug>	all apps	Filter to a single application.
--limit <n>	20	Number of deployments to return.
--status <state>	all	Filter by queued, running, succeeded, failed, or cancelled.

reoclo deployments ls
reoclo deployments ls --app api --limit 5
reoclo deployments ls --status failed -o json

get <id>

Shows the full deployment record including build stages (clone, build, push, deploy), durations, the resolved commit, and any error messages.

The deployment id alone is enough (CLI 0.76.0). Earlier versions need --app <idOrSlug>. The flag stays accepted for scripts that already pass it.

reoclo deployments get 019dc1a8-841f-7102-ac5d-3ee9e9353795
reoclo deployments get 019dc1a8 -o yaml

logs <id>

Fetches deployment logs.

Flag	Description
--build	Build-stage logs (clone, image build, push). Default.
--runtime	Runtime container logs from the deployed app. (Coming with reoclo apps logs.)
--follow	Stream new lines as they arrive. (Coming in v1.x.)

reoclo deployments logs --build 019dc1a8-841f-7102-ac5d-3ee9e9353795

stages <id>

Lists the deployment’s pipeline stages with their status and duration. An unknown id is an error, not an empty table.

reoclo deployments stages 019dc1a8-841f-7102-ac5d-3ee9e9353795

Pipelines

Tail the latest deployment for an app from a single command:

LATEST=$(reoclo deployments ls --app api --limit 1 -o json | jq -r '.[0].id')
reoclo deployments logs --build "$LATEST"

Exit codes

Code	Meaning
0	Success
1	Server-side error
3	Authentication failure
5	Deployment not found
7	Control plane unreachable: DNS, connection refused, or timeout (CLI 0.55.0+, earlier versions report 1)

Related

• reoclo apps deploy: trigger a new deployment
• reoclo logs tail: tail server-wide logs