pachctl glob file #
Return files that match a glob pattern in a commit.
Synopsis #
This command returns files that match a glob pattern in a commit (that is, match a glob pattern in a repo at the state represented by a commit). Glob patterns are documented here.
- To specify the project where the repo is located, use the
--project flag
pachctl glob file "<repo>@<branch-or-commit>:<pattern>" [flags]
Examples #
pachctl glob file "foo@master:A*"
pachctl glob file "foo@0001a0100b1c10d01111e001fg00h00i:data/*"
pachctl glob file "foo@master:data/*"Options #
--full-timestamps Return absolute timestamps (as opposed to the default, relative timestamps).
-h, --help help for file
-o, --output string Output format when --raw is set: "json" or "yaml" (default "json")
--project string Specify the project (by name) where the repo with potential matching file(s) is located. (default "video-to-frame-traces")
--raw Disable pretty printing; serialize data structures to an encoding such as json or yamlOptions inherited from parent commands #
--no-color Turn off colors.
-v, --verbose Output verbose logsSEE ALSO #
- pachctl glob - Print a list of Pachyderm resources matching a glob pattern.