ait change — Complete Reference
Create, inspect, update, cancel, and otherwise manage the Change lifecycle within a Task.
Audience: Coding agents and maintainers
Operating boundary#
Purpose: Create, inspect, update, cancel, and otherwise manage the Change lifecycle within a Task.
Effect class: Mixed Change reads and lifecycle mutation.
Coverage: 8 public help surfaces under ait change.
The blocks below preserve the RC.6 binary output in full, including every emitted argument, option, default, possible value, conflict, and requirement.
Complete command tree#
ait change
ait change create
ait change list
ait change show
ait change revert
ait change replay
ait change close
ait change publishExact emitted help#
ait change#
Reference description: Create, inspect, update, cancel, and otherwise manage the Change lifecycle within a Task.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change <COMMAND>
Commands:
create
list
show
revert
replay
close
publish
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-h, --help Print helpait change create#
Reference description: Create a titled Change under one Task from the stated base Line.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change create [OPTIONS] --title <TITLE> --base-line <BASE_LINE> <TASK_ID>
Arguments:
<TASK_ID>
Options:
--title <TITLE>
--base-line <BASE_LINE>
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change list#
Reference description: List Changes in the selected authority and lifecycle view.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change list [OPTIONS]
Options:
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--all Show complete Change history instead of the bounded open view
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change show#
Reference description: Show one Change, its current candidate, and lifecycle state.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change show [OPTIONS] <CHANGE_ID>
Arguments:
<CHANGE_ID>
Options:
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--repo <REPO>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change revert#
Reference description: Prepare or apply a Change-level reversal using the exact recorded Change target.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change revert [OPTIONS] <CHANGE_ID>
Arguments:
<CHANGE_ID>
Options:
--force
--dry-run
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--repo <REPO>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change replay#
Reference description: Replay one Change onto the selected destination Line or Snapshot context.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change replay [OPTIONS] --onto <ONTO> <CHANGE_ID>
Arguments:
<CHANGE_ID>
Options:
--onto <ONTO>
--force
--dry-run
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--repo <REPO>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change close#
Reference description: Close one eligible Change in the selected local or remote scope.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change close [OPTIONS] <CHANGE_ID>
Arguments:
<CHANGE_ID>
Options:
--local
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait change publish#
Reference description: Publish one local Change to the selected remote authority.
The RC.6 binary emits no separate prose description for this surface; the sentence above is editorial context. The complete parser-provided usage and options follow unchanged.
Usage: ait change publish [OPTIONS] <CHANGE_ID>
Arguments:
<CHANGE_ID>
Options:
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print help