uip flow job

uip flow job inspects an individual Flow job — one execution attempt of a process instance — by streaming its traces or fetching its detailed status.

All subcommands require uip login and honor global options. Exit codes follow the standard contract.

Synopsis

uip flow job traces <job-key>
                    [-t, --tenant <name>] [--poll-interval <ms>]
                    [--traces-service <name>] [--pretty]
                    [--login-validity <minutes>]

uip flow job status <job-key>
                    [-t, --tenant <name>] [--folder-key <key>] [--detailed]
                    [--login-validity <minutes>]

uip flow job traces

Stream execution trace events for a running or recently completed job. Lines stream to stderr as they arrive; the final state and duration are also streamed.

Arguments:

• <job-key> (required) — job key (GUID from process run).

Options:

Option	Standard	Beschreibung
-t, --tenant <name>	authenticated tenant	Tenant name.
--poll-interval <ms>	2000	Polling interval. Must be a positive number.
--traces-service <name>	llmopstenant_	Traces service name (advanced; override only when directed).
--pretty	off	Pretty-print trace events. Without it, each event is emitted as a single JSON line — friendly for piping into jq.
--login-validity <minutes>	10	Token-refresh threshold.

Behavior:

• Writes a heading line to stderr: Streaming traces for job: <key> Polling every Ns...
• Streams each trace event via ScreenLogger.progress (stderr).
• On completion, emits Job <key>: <finalState> (<durationMs>ms).
• Exit code: 0 if the job succeeded, 1 otherwise (per result.success).

Beispiele:

# Raw JSON lines — best for piping
uip flow job traces b2c3d4e5-… | jq -c 'select(.level=="error")'

# Human-readable
uip flow job traces b2c3d4e5-… --pretty

# Slower polling for quiet jobs
uip flow job traces b2c3d4e5-… --poll-interval 5000

Output: traces are streamed directly — no final Data payload.

uip flow job status

Get the status of a Flow job. Returns a curated 14-field summary by default; --detailed returns the full Orchestrator response.

Arguments:

• <job-key> (required) — job key (GUID).

Options:

Option	Standard	Beschreibung
-t, --tenant <name>	authenticated tenant	Tenant name.
--folder-key <key>	authenticated folder	Folder key (GUID).
--detailed	off	Return the full response instead of the 14-field summary.
--login-validity <minutes>	10	Token-refresh threshold.

Data shape (default summary):

{
  "Code": "FlowJobStatus",
  "Data": {
    "key":             "b2c3d4e5-…",
    "state":           "Successful",
    "runtimeType":     "…",
    "processType":     "Flow",
    "startTime":       "2025-04-15T10:30:00Z",
    "endTime":         "2025-04-15T10:32:11Z",
    "creationTime":    "2025-04-15T10:29:58Z",
    "inputArguments":  "{}",
    "outputArguments": "{}",
    "info":            "",
    "releaseName":     "InvoiceFlow",
    "processKey":      "a1b2c3d4-…",
    "robotName":       "…",
    "hostMachineName": "…"
  }
}

With --detailed, Data is the full Orchestrator job object (all fields, unflattened).

Hinweis:

The full detailed-response shape is whatever Orchestrator returns and is not strictly typed by the CLI. Field presence may drift between Orchestrator versions — for scripts that parse specific fields, query defensively and pin @uipath/cli in CI.

Beispiele

# Start a job, capture the key, stream traces to completion
JOB_KEY=$(uip flow process run "InvoiceFlow.flow.Flow:1.0.0" "<folder-key>" \
           --inputs '{}' --output-filter "jobKey" --output plain)
uip flow job traces "$JOB_KEY" --pretty

# Get the summary once the job is done
uip flow job status "$JOB_KEY" --folder-key "<folder-key>"

# Full response
uip flow job status "$JOB_KEY" --detailed

Siehe auch

• uip flow process run — start a job
• uip flow instance — the instance view of the same execution
• Orchestrator jobs
• Flow overview