stategraph unlock
stategraph unlock is a pull request comment, not a terminal command: it releases the directory locks that pull requests or drift detection runs hold, so that other operations can proceed.
With access control, the unlock list sets who can run it. By default, everyone can.
Unlocking can disrupt active operations
Restrict unlock to trusted users.
Usage
stategraph unlock
stategraph unlock <pull-request-number> [pull-request-number...]
stategraph unlock drift
Examples
Release every lock that the current pull request owns:
stategraph unlock
Release every lock that pull request 123 owns. Give the number alone, without # on GitHub or ! on GitLab:
stategraph unlock 123
Release the locks of several pull requests, for example to clean up locks left by closed or abandoned pull requests:
stategraph unlock 123 456 789
Release the locks of drift detection runs. You can combine drift with pull request numbers in one command.
stategraph unlock drift
Related
- Lock management: lock behavior and configuration
- stategraph apply: acquires locks on the applied directories and workspaces
- lock_policy: controls when locks are acquired