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Version: v5.6.1

opschain events show

Included from Basic tier

opschain events show <id> [flags]

Shows one event in full by its id — the ID column of opschain events (or a chain row): type, node path, user, system flag, correlation id, chain depth, source object and its API link, created-at, and the event's payload document pretty-printed. This is the lookup an evidence-ledger citation, a trigger dry-run event reference, or any copied event id wants inspected before use.

-o json / -o yaml emit the response document (the event resource under event) verbatim.

Example​

$ opschain events show 0199c2f1-7d2e-7a31-b7a4-1f3f2f6f9b10
id: 0199c2f1-7d2e-7a31-b7a4-1f3f2f6f9b10
type: api:changes:create
node path: /projects/demo/dev
user: alice
system: false
correlation id: 0199c2f1-7d2e-7a31-b7a4-1f3f2f6f9b11
chain depth: 1
source: Change 0199c2f1-7d2e-7a31-b7a4-1f3f2f6f9b12 (/api/changes/0199c2f1-7d2e-7a31-b7a4-1f3f2f6f9b12)
created at: 2026-10-12T00:00:01Z
payload:
{
"message": "change created"
}

An event with no payload document prints payload: -; a source-less event prints source: -.

Exit codes​

CodeMeaning
0Shown.
1The lookup failed — an unknown id answers the server answered not_found.
2Usage error, including a missing server target or id.