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Description
Getting help while in the interactive terminal, seems to cause the help to be displayed followed by running the command.
For example, typing build --help
will result in the following:
> build --help
Usage: ftl build [<dirs> ...] [flags]
Build all modules found in the specified directories.
Arguments:
[<dirs> ...] Base directories containing modules (defaults
to modules in project config).
Flags:
-h, --help Show context-sensitive help.
--version Show version.
--endpoint=http://127.0.0.1:8892
FTL endpoint to bind/connect to
($FTL_ENDPOINT).
-C, --config=FILE Path to FTL project configuration file
($FTL_CONFIG).
--authenticators=HOST=EXE,…
Authenticators to use for FTL endpoints
($FTL_AUTHENTICATORS).
--insecure Skip TLS certificate verification.
Caution: susceptible to
machine-in-the-middle attacks.
--plain Use a plain console with no color or
status line ($FTL_PLAIN).
--opvault=VAULT 1Password vault to be used for secrets.
The name of the 1Password item will be
the <ref> and the secret will be stored
in the password field.
Logging:
--log-level=info Log level ($LOG_LEVEL).
--log-json Log in JSON format ($LOG_JSON).
--log-timestamps Include timestamps in text logs
($LOG_TIMESTAMPS).
--log-color Enable colored output regardless of TTY
($LOG_COLOR).
Command flags:
-j, --parallelism=8 Number of modules to build in
parallel.
info:cron:build: Building module
info:pubsub:build: Building module
info:fsm:build: Building module
info:time:build: Building module
info:http:build: Building module
info:time:build: Building module
info:cron:build: Building module
info:http:build: Building module
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