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inctl asset list​

List installed assets

inctl asset list [flags]

Examples​


		List the assets installed in a solution:
		$ inctl asset list --org my_organization --solution my_solution_id

		To find a running solution's id, run:
		$ inctl solution list --project my_project --filter "running_on_hw,running_in_sim" --output json

		Can also use:
		$ inctl asset list --project my_project --address my_address
		or
		$ inctl asset list --project my_project --cluster my_cluster

Options​

      --address string       (optional) Internal flag to directly set the API server address. Normally, you should use --org instead, which tells inctl to connect via the cloud.
      --asset_types string   (optional) A comma-separated list of asset types (choose from: scene_object, service, skill, hardware_device, data, process).
      --cluster string       The target Kubernetes cluster ID. If you set this, you must not set --solution.
                             Can be defined via the INTRINSIC_CLUSTER environment variable.
  -h, --help                 help for list
      --org string           The Intrinsic organization to use. You can set the environment variable
                             	INTRINSIC_ORG=organization to set a default organization.
      --output_type string   (optional) The output type of the list command. One of: [id_version id id_version_proto_base64]. (default "id")
  -p, --project string       The Google Cloud Project (GCP) project to use. You can set the environment variable
                             	INTRINSIC_PROJECT=project_name to set a default project name.
      --solution string      The target solution. Must be running. If you set this, you must not set --cluster.
                             Can be defined via the INTRINSIC_SOLUTION environment variable.

Options inherited from parent commands​

  -o, --output string   (optional) Output format. One of: (json, ndjson)
      --print-trace     Print the trace identifier when exiting.

SEE ALSO​