Follow a deploy or a job

With --follow, a command shows the log until the deploy or the job stops, then gives the result.

Command. You start a deploy or a job.

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Do it

Terminal

ferry deploy api --follow

-f is the short form of --follow. These commands start a deploy or a job, and accept --follow:

ferry up, create, deploy, restart, rollback, env set, run.

Exit code	Meaning
`0`	The deploy went live, or the job is a success.
`1`	The deploy or the job failed, or a person canceled it.

Press Ctrl+C. The deploy or the job continues on the server. ferry tells you how to see the log again:

Output

Stopped following; the deploy continues on the server. Resume with: ferry logs --deploy dep-3493c505ea9b4415b359 -f

JSON output

With --json, ferry prints the exact answer of the API. Use it in scripts.

Confirm a delete

A command that deletes something asks a question first. In a script, it needs --yes.