Usage
Aliases
runs
Commands
Inherited flags
Subcommand reference
idyl run delete
Delete a Run’s population handle and record when it was deleted.
Nothing else is removed: the Run’s Actors, their Revision pins and saved files,
and operations already accepted against its members remain readable by ID and
continue as admitted. Delete Actors with ‘idyl actor delete’. Repeating the
command is safe.
You will be prompted for confirmation unless the —yes flag is provided.
Usage
Aliases
rm
Flags
Examples
idyl run get
Read population creation progress
Usage
Flags
idyl run invoke
Admit one JSON input for a fixed index range of a Run and return the durable
invocation round before members, capacity or execution are ready. Members still
being created receive the input once their Actor exists; a member whose
creation failed records an explicit failure instead of being skipped. The input
file is data, never shell source. Retry an uncertain response with the same
input, range and idempotency key. Without —start and —end the round covers
every member of the Run.
Usage
Flags
idyl run list
List one cursor page of the Runs in the selected Namespace and Subnet, newest
first. —agent keeps the Runs of the named Agent, read once to its stable ID;
—agent-id names that ID directly. —revision keeps the Runs pinned to one
Revision. Runs whose population handle was deleted are listed only with
—include-deleted.
Use —continue with the returned cursor, and the same filters, for the next
page. Reading a page allocates no Actor execution. JSON and YAML retain the
exact totalCount and member count strings.
Usage
Aliases
ls