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= ws_list - List Workspaces = |
= ws_list - List Workspaces = |
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List all your workspaces with details about expiration, location, and available extensions. |
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== Basic Usage == |
== Basic Usage == |
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Latest revision as of 16:55, 2 December 2025
ws_list - List Workspaces
List all your workspaces with details about expiration, location, and available extensions.
Basic Usage
$ ws_list # List all your workspaces
Shows workspace ID, location, available extensions, creation date, and remaining time.
Common Use Cases
See what expires soon:
$ ws_list -Rr # Sort by remaining time (-R), reverse (-r) = soonest first
List group workspaces:
$ ws_list -g # Show workspaces from your group
For scripts (names only):
$ ws_list -s # Short format, just workspace names
Check available filesystems:
$ ws_list -l # List filesystem locations
All Options
Sorting:
- -N - Sort alphabetically by name
- -C - Sort by creation date
- -R - Sort by remaining time (default: most time remaining first)
- -r - Reverse sort order (combine with -R for soonest expiring first)
Display Format:
- -s - Short format (only names, for scripts)
- -t - Terse format
- -v - Verbose format with all metadata
Filtering:
- -F <location> - Show only workspaces on specific filesystem
- -g - Show group workspaces (created with -g or -G)
- -l - List available filesystem locations
Note
To list expired workspaces that can be restored, use ws_restore -l instead. See ws_restore.
For more information: ws_list -h or man ws_list