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pocketci pipeline schedule ​

Manage pipeline schedules: list, pause, and unpause scheduled triggers.

Requires the schedules feature gate to be enabled on the server.

schedule ls ​

List all schedules for a pipeline.

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule ls <pipeline> --server <url> [options]

Example ​

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule ls my-pipeline --server http://localhost:8080

Output shows each schedule's name, type, expression, status, and next run time.

schedule pause ​

Pause a schedule to stop it from firing.

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule pause <pipeline> <schedule-name> --server <url> [options]

Example ​

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule pause my-pipeline nightly-build \
  --server http://localhost:8080

schedule unpause ​

Unpause a schedule to resume automatic triggering.

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule unpause <pipeline> <schedule-name> --server <url> [options]

Example ​

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule unpause my-pipeline nightly-build \
  --server http://localhost:8080

Options ​

All subcommands accept:

  • --server — server URL (required; e.g., http://localhost:8080)
  • --auth-token — JWT auth token (env: CI_AUTH_TOKEN)
  • --config-file — auth config file path (env: CI_AUTH_CONFIG; default: ~/.pocketci/auth.config)

Authentication ​

With OAuth-enabled servers, authenticate first with pocketci login:

bash
pocketci login -s https://ci.example.com
pocketci pipeline schedule ls my-pipeline -s https://ci.example.com

Or provide a token directly:

bash
pocketci pipeline schedule ls my-pipeline \
  --server https://ci.example.com \
  --auth-token eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIs...