upstack history

Inspect or re-run previously executed queries. Every query run is logged locally.

Every query run is logged locally to ~/.upstack_history.json. The CLI doesn’t send history anywhere — it’s purely a convenience for you. History keeps the last 50 entries; upstack history lists the most recent 20.

Usage

upstack history                # last 20 entries
upstack history --show <id>    # inspect a single entry
upstack history --rerun <id>   # re-run a previous query
upstack history --clear        # delete all entries

Flags

Flag	Description
--show <id>	Print the command, timestamp, and full parameters for one history entry. Doesn’t print the original result — use --rerun to fetch fresh results.
--rerun <id>	Re-run a previous query with the same parameters. Useful for “what did yesterday look like, exactly?”
--output <format>	Output format for --rerun: json, table, or csv.
--file <path>	Write --rerun output to a file instead of stdout.
--clear	Delete all history entries. No confirmation.