hull get
hull get reads back what hull recorded for a release. Each subcommand prints
one slice of the stored release record — its values, rendered manifest, notes,
hooks, metadata, provenance, or the whole record at once. Nothing is
re-rendered; every subcommand loads the stored state and prints part of it.
When to use it
- You want to see exactly what hull applied for a release, without re-rendering the package.
- You need one part of the record — just the manifest, just the values — for a script or an audit.
- You want to read an older revision with
--revision <n>.
Subcommands
| Command | Returns |
|---|---|
get values |
the user-supplied values, or all merged values with --all |
get manifest |
the stored rendered Kubernetes manifest |
get notes |
the stored NOTES text |
get hooks |
each hook and its last-run result |
get metadata |
metadata only — name, namespace, revision, status, package, labels |
get all |
the full record — metadata, values, manifest, hooks, and notes in one document |
get provenance |
where each stored value came from (default, values file, layer, profile, or --set) |
Usage
hull get <subcommand> <release> [flags]
The release name is a positional argument. Every subcommand accepts
--revision <n> to read a specific stored revision instead of the latest.
Flags
hull get itself has no flags beyond -h/--help; pick a subcommand. All
subcommands inherit the global flags (-n/--namespace, --kube-context,
--kubeconfig, --debug).