stategraph help
Stategraph Orchestration takes its commands from comments on a pull request, not from a terminal. stategraph help lists the commands and their basic usage in a reply on the pull request.
- A command is a comment of the form
stategraph <command>.terrateam <command>is a legacy alias for every command. - GitHub and GitLab accept the same commands.
- Backticks around the command are ignored, so
`stategraph plan`pasted as inline code still runs. - Only new comments run commands. Editing a comment does not.
- On GitHub, a comment with an unknown command gets a reply with the list of commands.
Usage
stategraph help
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
stategraph plan [tag-query] |
Plan the changed directories, or those matching a tag query |
stategraph apply [tag-query] |
Apply the stored plans |
stategraph apply-autoapprove [tag-query] |
Reserved. Orchestration does not run it. |
stategraph apply-force [tag-query] |
Apply without meeting the apply requirements |
stategraph unlock [pr-number...] [drift] |
Release the locks a pull request or drift run holds |
stategraph gate approve <token>... |
Approve a gated workflow step |
stategraph repo-config |
Print the evaluated repository configuration |
stategraph feedback <message> |
Record feedback in the server log |
Related
- Pull request workflow: how a pull request moves from plan to apply
- Tag queries: the filter syntax that
planandapplyaccept