—views

Save your current filter query as a named view, then load it later with a single command or the #slug shorthand.

Syntax

--views
--views::create:<name>
--views:<name>
--views:<name>::delete

Sub-commands

CommandDescription
--viewsList all saved views for the project
--views::create:<name>Save the current filter query as a named view
--views:<name>Load and expand a saved view
--views:<name>::deleteDelete a named view

Examples

--views
level:error context.gateway:stripe @last-24h --views::create:stripe-errors
--views:stripe-errors
#stripe-errors
--views:stripe-errors::delete

Shorthand

Use #name as a quick inline reference to any saved view:

#stripe-errors level:critical

This expands the saved view’s filter query inline, merged with any additional filters you add.

Plan limits

The number of saved views per project is limited by your plan.

Notes

  • View names are case-insensitive
  • The filter saved is everything in the query bar except the --views::create:name part itself
  • Scope: project
  • Executes on submit