FLAGS

--filter=FILTER

A string for filtering operations created with the v2alpha1 API. In addition to typical operators (AND, OR, =, >, etc.) the following filter fields are supported:

metadata.createTime - The time the operation was created as a
                      timestamp YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS<time zone>.  T can
                      also be used as a separator between the date and
                      time.  The time zone is optional and can be
                      specified as an offset from UTC, a name, or 'Z'
                      for UTC. Run $ gcloud topic datetimes
                      to see more examples.
                          2018-02-15T16:53:38
                          2018-02-15 16:53:38-5:00
                          2018-02-15T16:53:38Z
                          2018-02-15 16:53:38 America/Los_Angeles
               done - A boolean for whether the operation has
                      completed.
         error.code - A google.rpc.Code for a completed operation.
    metadata.events - A set of strings for all events on the
                      operation.
                          events:WorkerStartedEvent
    metadata.labels - A map of string key and value for the operation.
                          labels.key = value
                          labels."key with space" = "value with space"
                      For the existence of a key with any value.
                          labels.key:* Run "$ gcloud topic filters" for more information.

--where=WHERE

A string for filtering operations created with the v1alpha2 API. The following filter fields are supported:

createTime - The time this job was created, in seconds from the
             epoch. Can use '>=' and/or '<=' operators. status - Can be 'RUNNING', 'SUCCESS', 'FAILURE' or 'CANCELED'.
             Only one status may be specified. labels.key - 'key' is a label key to match against a target value.

Example:

 createTime <= 1432150000 AND
 labels.batch = test AND
 status = RUNNING'

To calculate the timestamp as seconds from the epoch, on UNIX-like systems (e.g.: Linux, Mac) use the 'date' command:

$ date --date '20150701' '+%s'

1435734000

or with Python (e.g.: Linux, Mac, Windows):

$ python \
    -c \
    'from time import mktime, strptime; print
 int(mktime(strptime("01 July 2015", "%d %B %Y")))'

1435734000

LIST COMMAND FLAGS

--limit=LIMIT

Maximum number of resources to list. The default is unlimited. This flag interacts with other flags that are applied in this order: --flatten, --sort-by, --filter, --limit.

GCLOUD WIDE FLAGS

NOTES