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When cleaning up a promise or resource, if there is a failure, it is hard to know which works and workplacements are associated with a given request.
A user can run scripts, or lots of manual commands to find them, but adding the CLI command makes that much easier. A user can then inspect those items for errors, or delete them, or whatever they need to debug their requests.
Done When
Given I have a promise installed on Kratix
When I run the appropriate cli command (kratix-cli get (works||workplacements) --promise=<promise-name> or something like that)
Then I see all the works||workplacements associated, when they were created (and maybe other useful stats? TBC)
Given I have a resource installed on Kratix
When I run the appropriate cli command (kratix-cli get (works||workplacements) --resource=<resource-name> or something like that)
Then I see all the works||workplacements associated, when they were created (and maybe other useful stats? TBC)
NB: happy to discuss if having a separate flag or just --object or something would be preferrable.
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When cleaning up a promise or resource, if there is a failure, it is hard to know which works and workplacements are associated with a given request.
A user can run scripts, or lots of manual commands to find them, but adding the CLI command makes that much easier. A user can then inspect those items for errors, or delete them, or whatever they need to debug their requests.
Done When
Given I have a promise installed on Kratix
When I run the appropriate cli command (
kratix-cli get (works||workplacements) --promise=<promise-name>
or something like that)Then I see all the works||workplacements associated, when they were created (and maybe other useful stats? TBC)
Given I have a resource installed on Kratix
When I run the appropriate cli command (
kratix-cli get (works||workplacements) --resource=<resource-name>
or something like that)Then I see all the works||workplacements associated, when they were created (and maybe other useful stats? TBC)
NB: happy to discuss if having a separate flag or just --object or something would be preferrable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: