rwx concurrency-pools show
Show a concurrency pool, the runs in its queue, and its recent runs.
Usage
rwx concurrency-pools show [flags]
get is an alias for show.
Description
The default output lists the pool's status, the time it was paused, queue size, capacity, overflow behavior, number of uses in the last 7 days, and last use. It then lists two tables:
- Current queue: the runs holding or waiting for capacity, with each lease's position, run ID, state, capacity, overflow behavior, and the times it was requested and acquired. See queue for lease states.
- Recent runs: the five most recent runs that have left the queue, with each run's ID, status, repository, branch, title, and start and completion times.
The queue is paginated. When more leases remain, the CLI prints the cursor for the next page to stderr. JSON output includes it in the response.
Examples
Show a concurrency pool:
rwx concurrency-pools show my-repo-deploy
Fetch the next page of the queue:
rwx concurrency-pools show my-repo-deploy --cursor <next-cursor>
Arguments
<pool-id>
The pool's id, as configured in concurrency-pools and shown by rwx concurrency-pools list.
Options
--limit <count>
The queue page size, capped at 100. When unset, the server default applies.
--cursor <cursor>
The cursor for the next queue page, from a prior result.
Global options
--format <format>
Output format: text or json. Defaults to text.
--json
Output JSON data to stdout. Equivalent to --format json.
--access-token <token>
The access token for RWX. Defaults to the value of the $RWX_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable.