ait policy — Complete Reference
Evaluate, inspect, and explicitly waive supported policy checks for a selected Patchset.
Audience: Maintainers and policy operators
Operating boundary#
Purpose: Evaluate, inspect, and explicitly waive supported policy checks for a selected Patchset.
Effect class: Evaluation and inspection plus an explicit reason-bearing policy-waiver mutation.
Coverage: 4 public help surfaces under ait policy.
The blocks below preserve the RC.8 binary output in full, including every emitted argument, option, default, possible value, conflict, and requirement.
Complete command tree#
ait policy
ait policy eval
ait policy show
ait policy waiveExact emitted help#
ait policy#
Reference description: Evaluate, inspect, and explicitly waive supported policy checks for a selected Patchset.
The RC.8 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 policy <COMMAND>
Commands:
eval
show
waive
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-h, --help Print helpait policy eval#
Reference description: Evaluate the configured policy checks for one Patchset.
The RC.8 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 policy eval [OPTIONS] <PATCHSET_ID>
Arguments:
<PATCHSET_ID>
Options:
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait policy show#
Reference description: Show policy decisions and evidence for one Patchset.
The RC.8 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 policy show [OPTIONS] <PATCHSET_ID>
Arguments:
<PATCHSET_ID>
Options:
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print helpait policy waive#
Reference description: Record an explicit, reasoned waiver for one named policy rule on a Patchset.
The RC.8 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 policy waive [OPTIONS] --rule <RULE_NAME> --reason <REASON> <PATCHSET_ID>
Arguments:
<PATCHSET_ID>
Options:
--rule <RULE_NAME>
--reason <REASON>
--expires-at <EXPIRES_AT>
--remote <REMOTE>
--json
-h, --help Print help