CLI reference
chock gate-log
Ask the user before running chock gate-log: what it takes and prints, from the engine at the pinned commit.
Alias of: status --only log
Syntax
This is the usage line argparse builds from this command's parser.
chock gate-log [-h] [--repo REPO] [--policy POLICY] [--since DAYS] [--route {sync,plugin}]
[--level {info,debug}] [--verdict {allow,block,ask,warn,off}]
[--plugin PLUGIN] [--follow] [--json] [--by {policy,rule,agent,event}]
[--format {text,md}]
Arguments and options
The table lists every argument the parser declares, except -h, --help, written as argparse prints it. Default is the value the parser uses when you leave the option out. It is empty for a flag or when the parser sets none.
| Argument | Default | Help |
|---|---|---|
--repo REPO | . | Repository root (default: cwd) |
--policy POLICY | Restrict the report to one policy id | |
--since DAYS | Only records from the last N days | |
--route one of: sync, plugin | Only the sync route (this repo) or the plugin route (~/.chock) | |
--level one of: info, debug | Info: only decisions a policy made; debug: allows too | |
--verdict one of: allow, block, ask, warn, off | Only records with this verdict | |
--plugin PLUGIN | Only records from this plugin (plugin route) | |
--follow | Print new records as they are written (Ctrl-C stops) | |
--json | Emit machine-readable results | |
--by one of: policy, rule, agent, event | Group counts by policy, rule, agent or event | |
--format one of: text, md | text | Md prints a paste-able markdown summary |
Exit codes
- 2: argparse rejected the arguments, for example an option this command does not have. The site's tests run every command with an unknown option and check that it exits 2.
- Chock documents no other exit codes. Each example below shows the code its run returned.
Examples
Real runs, recorded by python -m sitegen.cliexamples with the engine at the pinned commit. The steps of data/cli-examples.yaml ran in order, offline, in one fresh git repository at /work/demo (made with git init -b main), with HOME at /home/demo. Those paths stand for the throwaway folders the runs used, and <time> stands for a timestamp. Output is stdout and stderr together.
Step 21 of 21, exit code 0.
$ chock gate-log
policy surface events allow block ask warn last block
chock-stop unknown 1 1 0 0 0 never
Never recorded (1): my-block-marker
Advisory policies emit no runtime event, so absence here is not evidence of a gap.
Help as printed
This is what --help prints, from the same parser. The usage line names the program as the engine's parser does.
usage: chock status --only log [-h] [--repo REPO] [--policy POLICY] [--since DAYS]
[--route {sync,plugin}] [--level {info,debug}]
[--verdict {allow,block,ask,warn,off}] [--plugin PLUGIN] [--follow]
[--json] [--by {policy,rule,agent,event}] [--format {text,md}]
Read the decision log, both routes
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--repo REPO Repository root (default: cwd)
--policy POLICY Restrict the report to one policy id
--since DAYS Only records from the last N days
--route {sync,plugin}
Only the sync route (this repo) or the plugin route (~/.chock)
--level {info,debug} info: only decisions a policy made; debug: allows too
--verdict {allow,block,ask,warn,off}
Only records with this verdict
--plugin PLUGIN Only records from this plugin (plugin route)
--follow Print new records as they are written (Ctrl-C stops)
--json Emit machine-readable results
--by {policy,rule,agent,event}
Group counts by policy, rule, agent or event
--format {text,md} md prints a paste-able markdown summary
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