jouet wait

• Usage: jouet wait [FLAGS] <SUBCOMMAND>

Block until a condition holds, then print one summary

Replaces sleep N; check; repeat loops. The first check is immediate; later ones back off from --interval to 60s and speed up again when the state changes. Exits 0 when the condition holds and 124 on timeout, where running the same command again keeps waiting. In human mode a live status line is shown on stderr; otherwise each change of state is one line on stderr, so a backgrounded wait's log stays small.

Global Flags

• --timeout <DUR> — Give up after DUR, such as 90s, 10m or 1h30m (default 30m)
• --interval <DUR> — Time between the first checks; backs off to 60s (default 10s)
• --jsonl — Print one JSON event per line, then the result document
• --quiet — Print no progress and no text result, only the exit code (and JSON when asked for)

Flags

• -h --help — Print help

Subcommands

• jouet wait ci [FLAGS] [PR]
• jouet wait cmd [--expect-exit <N>] [-- CMD]…
• jouet wait file [--contains <REGEX>] [--gone] <PATH>
• jouet wait http [--status <CODE>] [--contains <REGEX>] <URL>
• jouet wait log <--match <REGEX>> [--from-start] <PATH>
• jouet wait pid <PID>
• jouet wait port [--closed] <ADDR>
• jouet wait pr [--repo <OWNER/NAME>] <--until <CONDITION>> [PR]
• jouet wait run [FLAGS] <RUN>