opschain runs logs
Included from Basic tier
opschain runs logs <run-id> [flags]
The same command as opschain logs, registered inside the run family so it
is found where runs are inspected — see opschain docs cli/logs for the
full manual. In short: it reads a run's persisted logs (paging through
everything without --limit), streams live ones with --follow, or writes
them to a file with --download. A workflow-run id plays back the logs of
every run its workflow steps spawned, interleaved and labelled with the
nested step's path under its workflow step.
Flags
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--step <path> | Only this step path and its descendants. No leading or trailing /. |
--follow | Stream new log lines until interrupted. Mutually exclusive with --download. |
--download <file> | Write the log lines to this file instead of stdout. |
--cursor <cursor> | Resume strictly after this keyset cursor (from a previous page's stderr hint or -o json output). |
--limit <n> | Read a single page of at most this many lines (0 = page through everything). |
See also
opschain docs cli/logs— the full manual: modes, output shapes, exit codes and named errors.opschain docs cli/runs-show— the run's step tree the log paths come from.