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Which 'magento-cloud' CLI command would a developer use to get a list of all active and inactive environments in their cloud project?
The correct answer is D. 'magento-cloud environment:list'. magento-cloud environment:list is the correct command for listing all environments (both active and inactive) in a Magento Cloud project, and it supports flags like --all and --no-inactive to filter results. Option A (env:status --all) is incorrect because env:status checks the s
Question
Which 'magento-cloud' CLI command would a developer use to get a list of all active and inactive environments in their cloud project?
Options
- A'magento-cloud env:status --all'
- B'magento-cloud project:environments'
- C'magento-cloud branch:list'
- D'magento-cloud environment:list'
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A6% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C12% (6)
- D80% (39)
Explanation
magento-cloud environment:list is the correct command for listing all environments (both active and inactive) in a Magento Cloud project, and it supports flags like --all and --no-inactive to filter results. Option A (env:status --all) is incorrect because env:status checks the status of a single specific environment, not a list of all environments. Option B (project:environments) is not a valid magento-cloud CLI command - the CLI uses environment:* namespacing, not project:environments. Option C (branch:list) does not exist in the magento-cloud CLI; branches are surfaced through environment commands, not a dedicated branch namespace.
Memory tip: Think "I want to list my environments" - the command follows that exact word order: environment:list. When in doubt, the magento-cloud CLI is very literal; the noun comes first, then the verb.
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