signaloid-cli tasks output

Download task output.

Synopsis

signaloid-cli tasks output --task-id <id> [options]

Option	Description	Default
`--task-id <id>`	Task ID (required)	-
`--stream <stdout\|stderr>`	Which stream to fetch	`stdout`
`--skip-cache`	Bypass the server-side output cache and read fresh from storage	`false`
`--out <path>`	Save to file path	-

Downloads and displays the output from a completed task. You can choose between stdout and stderr streams, and optionally save the output to a file.

Display stdout:

signaloid-cli tasks output --task-id tsk_abc123

Display stderr:

signaloid-cli tasks output --task-id tsk_abc123 --stream stderr

Save to file:

signaloid-cli tasks output \
  --task-id tsk_abc123 \
  --out results/output.txt

Process output with jq:

signaloid-cli tasks output --task-id tsk_abc123 | jq '.'

Task must be in a terminal state (Completed, Cancelled, or Stopped) to retrieve output.
Output is fetched from cloud storage and may take a moment for large outputs.
Use stderr stream to debug failed tasks.
The --out option creates parent directories if they do not exist.
When the command prints the output, the CLI adds a newline after it. The --out option and the presigned URLs from tasks output-urls give the exact bytes. Use --out if your script compares outputs byte for byte.

Problem: Task output is empty.

Solutions:

Verify task completed successfully with signaloid-cli tasks status
Check stderr for error messages: signaloid-cli tasks output --task-id $TASK_ID --stream stderr
Ensure your code writes to stdout
Verify you are checking the correct stream (stdout vs stderr)