Show the state of the backlog and the active work: every item in the work items file with its record from the state the orchestrator keeps beside it.
- Takes
--items <path> (default ./work.yaml), the same file the orchestrator reads; ls as an alias
- Each item's state — backlog, running, done, or failed — with the node a running item runs on, and when it started and ended
- An item with no record in the state shows as backlog; no state file at all (never run) means everything is backlog
- Works whether the orchestrator is running or not
- Plain output a program can consume; decoration only where there is a terminal to draw it on, per the CLI's conventions
Part of the work command family with #206, #208, and #209. Builds on #205.
Show the state of the backlog and the active work: every item in the work items file with its record from the state the orchestrator keeps beside it.
--items <path>(default./work.yaml), the same file the orchestrator reads;lsas an aliasPart of the
workcommand family with #206, #208, and #209. Builds on #205.