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Does cli keep state across restarts? #2
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If I restart cli, does it lose anything (cached data, in-flight work, state files)? I could not find it in the docs. |
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Oct 14, 2026
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cli writes its state to the configured state file on every mutation, so a restart does not lose completed work. In-flight items are re-queued on boot. If you use an ephemeral filesystem, point the state path to a volume. |
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cli writes its state to the configured state file on every mutation, so a restart does not lose completed work. In-flight items are re-queued on boot. If you use an ephemeral filesystem, point the state path to a volume.