flow workspace
Manage development workspaces.
Synopsis
Manage flow workspaces. A workspace is a directory (local or git-sourced) that contains flow files defining your executables. One workspace is active at a time.
Workspaces are registered globally so flow can find executables across projects. Use 'workspace add' to register a new workspace, 'workspace switch' to change the active workspace, and 'workspace update' to pull the latest changes from a remote source.
Options
| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
-h, --help | help for workspace |
Options inherited from parent commands
| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
-L, --log-level | string | Log verbosity level (debug, info, fatal) (default "info") |
--sync | Sync flow cache and workspaces |
See also
- flow — flow is a command line interface designed to make managing and running development workflows easier.
- flow workspace add — Initialize a new workspace from a local path or Git URL.
- flow workspace get — Get workspace details. If the name is omitted, the current workspace is used.
- flow workspace list — List all registered workspaces.
- flow workspace remove — Remove an existing workspace.
- flow workspace switch — Switch the current workspace.
- flow workspace update — Pull latest changes for a git-sourced workspace.