#phloem project
phloem project [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>
#phloem project list
This machine's projects
phloem project list [OPTIONS]
#phloem project sync
Back up the active project's changes to the org now
phloem project sync [OPTIONS]
#phloem project save
Save the active project as its next local version
phloem project save [OPTIONS]
--note <NOTE> | — |
--origin <LABEL> | Saved by a provisioner (a tool that sets machines up), not a person — the tool may then update what it saved |
#phloem project export
Write a saved version as a profile (`<name>-v<N>.project.phloem`) into DIR
phloem project export [OPTIONS] <DIR>
<DIR> | — |
--version <VERSION> | The version to export (default: the latest saved) |
#phloem project recover
Recover a dead or replaced computer's backed-up project onto this one, as a new project (lists its backups when no project is named)
phloem project recover [OPTIONS] --from <DEVICE> [PROJECT]
[PROJECT] | Which of its projects: the name or the id `--from` alone lists |
--from <DEVICE> | The computer whose backup to recover: its name or its device id |
--name <NAME> | The new project's name (default: the backup's own) |
#phloem project discard-pending
Throw away a restore or upgrade waiting for the restart (kept aside, never applied)
phloem project discard-pending [OPTIONS]
#phloem project restore
Put a saved version back as the working state (history stays; Phloem restarts to apply it)
phloem project restore [OPTIONS] <VERSION>
<VERSION> | The version's number (`3` or `v3`); `0` is the project empty, as a new one is made |
--dry-run | Say what would change, change nothing |
--discard | Restore even though unsaved changes would be lost |
--wait | Wait until Phloem is back after the restart (up to --timeout) |
--timeout <TIMEOUT> | [default: 60s] |
#phloem project current
The project this machine runs, and what it needs here
phloem project current [OPTIONS]
--fields | Under each unsaved change, what moved field by field (before → after) |
#phloem project verify
Check this machine runs the active project as it was given
phloem project verify [OPTIONS]
#phloem project create
Make a project (not active)
phloem project create [OPTIONS] <NAME>
<NAME> | — |
--origin <LABEL> | Label it as a provisioner's (a tool that sets machines up) — surfaces then treat a switch into it as the tool's, not the person's |
--key <KEY> | Which of the provisioner's projects this is (the tool's own id for it) — its identity, never its name |
#phloem project stamp
Give a provisioner's project made before keys its key (once)
phloem project stamp [OPTIONS] --key <KEY> <PROJECT>
<PROJECT> | — |
--key <KEY> | — |
#phloem project lease
Renew this machine's borrow (a tool's `switch --return-to --lease`)
phloem project lease [OPTIONS]
--lease <DURATION> | The new lease length (default: the borrow's own) |
#phloem project release
Let go of this machine's borrow: it returns as soon as nothing running holds it
phloem project release [OPTIONS]
#phloem project rename
Rename a project (by its name or id)
phloem project rename [OPTIONS] <PROJECT> <NAME>
<PROJECT> | — |
<NAME> | — |
#phloem project delete
Delete a project from this machine (by name or id; never the active one) — it moves to the trash
phloem project delete [OPTIONS] <PROJECT>
<PROJECT> | — |
#phloem project trash
The projects deleted on this machine, still in its trash
phloem project trash [OPTIONS]
#phloem project undelete
Bring a deleted project back from this machine's trash (by name, id or trash entry)
phloem project undelete [OPTIONS] <PROJECT>
<PROJECT> | — |
#phloem project switch
Make a project active (by name or id; `-` = the one before); Phloem restarts to apply it
phloem project switch [OPTIONS] <PROJECT>
<PROJECT> | — |
--dry-run | Say what the switch would stop, start, change and wait on; change nothing |
--return-to <PROJECT> | BORROW the machine: it returns to this project (name or id) when the --lease lapses or is released |
--lease <DURATION> | How long the borrow holds unless renewed (`phloem project lease`) |
--wait | Wait until Phloem is back on the project after the restart (up to --timeout) |
--timeout <TIMEOUT> | How long --wait waits [default: 60s] |
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