Commands Reference
trunk init
trunk init: Set up trunk in this repo.
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trunk version
trunk version: Output the version.
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trunk upgrade
trunk upgrade: Upgrade Trunk and its linters to the latest releases.
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-y, --yes-to-all: Answer yes to all upgrade prompts-n, --no-to-all: Answer no to all upgrade prompts--apply-to: Apply upgrades to a specified file--filter: Filter the upgraded linters--dry-run: Detect available upgrades, but do not apply changes
trunk login
trunk login: Login to trunk.io.
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trunk logout
trunk logout: Logout from trunk.io.
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trunk plugins add
trunk plugins add: Add a plugin by URI.
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trunk tools
trunk tools: Universal tool manager.
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trunk daemon status
Report the status of the daemon.
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trunk daemon start
Start the trunk daemon in the background if it’s not already running.
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trunk daemon shutdown
trunk daemon shutdown: Shutdown the trunk daemon if it is running.
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trunk daemon launch
trunk daemon launch: Start the trunk daemon in the foreground if it’s not already running.
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trunk whoami
trunk whoami: print who you're logged in as
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trunk deinit
trunk deinit: Deinitialize Trunk in your repo
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-y,--yes: Proceed unconditionally-v,--verbose: Output details about what's happening under the hood--color: Enable/disable color output
trunk config share
trunk config share: Remove Trunk config files from your local git ignores.
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trunk config hide
trunk config hide: Add Trunk config files to your local git ignores.
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trunk config print
trunk config print: Print the resolved trunk config.
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trunk cache clean
trunk cache clean: Clean cached files used by Trunk.
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trunk cache prune
trunk cache prune: Prune unused cached files.
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trunk install
trunk install: Download & install enabled runtimes/linters.
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Options
--version: The version--monitor: Enable the trunk daemon to monitor file changes in your repo--ci: Run in continuous integration mode--no-progress: Don't show progress updates--ci-progress: Rate limit progress updates to every 30s (implied by--ci)--action_timeout: Timeout for downloads, lint runs, etc.-v,--verbose: Output details about what's happening under the hood--color: Enable/disable color output
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