orke session output
Read terminal output and resize records after a cursor.
When to use it
Read terminal output and resize records after a cursor.
Usage
Syntax · [ ] marks optional arguments
orke session output --id <string> [--after <integer>] [--maxBytes <integer>] [--follow]Options
| Options | Required? | Value and description |
|---|---|---|
--id | Required | orke session ID returned by list or create. |
--after | Optional | Last cursor already read. Range: 0–9007199254740991 |
--maxBytes | Optional | Byte budget for records read in one call. Range: 1–1048576 |
Common management options and errors →
Example
Terminal
orke session output --id session_IDReplace the example IDs, folders, references, and revision with values from actual queries. Element references such as e7 must also come from the latest observation.
What to check in the result
Read both ok and error, and check the actual IDs, states, and partial results in data.
Behavior and states to watch
- payload is base64-encoded raw bytes. Distinguish output, resize, and gap, and continue with nextCursor. With --follow, Ctrl+C ends only the subscription.