Forge CLI: Inspect application bundles with the new --inspect option
- Announced
- APIs
- forge-core-platform
- Severity
- notable, set by
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- https://developer.atlassian.com/changelog/#CHANGE-3375
What's changing
The Forge CLI build and deploy commands now include a new --inspect option. This option copies the Forge application bundle, as packaged for Atlassian infrastructure, into your local .forge/inspect directory.
You can use this to:
- Investigate the final structure of your application before it is deployed.
- Troubleshoot bundling issues or unexpected behavior in the deployed app.
This new option replaces the undocumented FORGE_INSPECT_ARCHIVE environment variable, which is now deprecated and will no longer function.
What you need to do
To inspect your application bundle, run either of the following commands:
forge build --inspectforge deploy --inspect
After the command completes, you can find the packaged application files in the .forge/inspect directory within your project.
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