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adv
adv is the Advantage command-line tool. It is packaged as a .NET global tool
with command name adv.
Install or update from the configured NuGet sources:
dotnet tool update -g adv --prerelease
For fast local development, build the CLI project locally. Non-CI builds pack a
timestamped local package, install it as the global adv dotnet tool, verify
adv companion watch --help, and prune stale local feed packages:
dotnet build backend/AdvantageClient.CLI/AdvantageClient.CLI.csproj
Use scripts/fast-install-adv.ps1 only when you also want its Windows-friendly
feed setup and cache cleanup wrapper around that same MSBuild install target.
The CLI depends on AdvantageClient, whose package version is tied to the
LF-normalized hash of the backend OpenAPI document. CI publishes matching
adv and AdvantageClient packages to GitHub Packages after pushes to main.
Logs
Use adv logs recent for bounded troubleshooting windows and adv logs watch
for live whole-system status across backend and device logs:
adv logs recent --hours 1 --limit 200
adv logs recent --hours 3 --source devices --level error -o compact
adv logs watch --since 5m
adv logs watch --source apple --level warning
adv logs watch --source apple,web --level warning
The --source filter accepts exact source labels plus aliases: backend,
devices, apple, desktop, mobile, and web. Use comma-separated values
to combine aliases. See the logs runbook for alias meanings and API examples:
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