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A developer wants to check the current status (e.g., "Ready", "Reindex required") and mode (e.g., "Update on Save") of all indexers. Which CLI command provides this information?

The correct answer is D. 'bin/magento indexer:status'. bin/magento indexer:status (D) is correct because it displays both the status (Ready, Reindex required, Processing) and the mode (Update on Save, Update by Schedule) for all indexers in a single output - exactly what the question asks for. A (indexer:show-mode) only displays the

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A developer wants to check the current status (e.g., "Ready", "Reindex required") and mode (e.g., "Update on Save") of all indexers. Which CLI command provides this information?

Options

  • A'bin/magento indexer:show-mode'
  • B'bin/magento indexer:info'
  • C'bin/magento indexer:list'
  • D'bin/magento indexer:status'

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    15% (5)
  • B
    9% (3)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    73% (24)

Explanation

bin/magento indexer:status (D) is correct because it displays both the status (Ready, Reindex required, Processing) and the mode (Update on Save, Update by Schedule) for all indexers in a single output - exactly what the question asks for.

  • A (indexer:show-mode) only displays the mode of indexers, not their status.
  • B (indexer:info) lists the indexer IDs and their human-readable titles/descriptions - no status or mode.
  • C (indexer:list) is not a real Magento CLI command and does not exist.

Memory tip: Think of status as the "full health check" - it shows both what state the indexer is in and how it's configured to update. When you need everything at a glance, status is the one-stop command.

Topics

#indexer status#CLI commands#reindex#indexer mode

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