once edit materialize-example
Materialize a target kind starter inside the workspace
Synopsis#
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once edit materialize-example [OPTIONS] <KIND> <SLUG>
Description#
Copies the complete example bundle without printing file contents. Existing files with identical contents are kept. Any conflicting file rejects the complete operation before Once writes anything.
Arguments#
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
<KIND> | yes | Target kind that owns the example |
<SLUG> | yes | Example slug from once query schema |
Options#
| Flag | Value | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--destination | <DIR> | Workspace-relative directory that receives the example | |
-C, --directory | <DIR> | Project root. Defaults to the current directory; the cache lives under <project>/.once/. Mirrors make -C | |
--format | <FORMAT> | human | Output format for Once's structured data (cache stats, run/exec trailers). Defaults to a human-readable rendering; pass json or toon to get machine-parseable output for scripting and for agent consumers |
-v, --verbose | (flag) | 0 | Increase log verbosity. Repeat for more (-v: info, -vv: debug, -vvv: trace). Overridden by RUST_LOG |
-q, --quiet | (flag) | false | Suppress human-mode success and progress trailers. Errors and the structured envelope of --format json/toon still print. Mirrors the -q flag of common build tools |
--list | (flag) | false | Print the command surface at the current command depth |
--memory-limit | <SIZE> | Maximum memory scheduling budget for local actions. Defaults to two thirds of the memory visible to the host or container |