Versions:

  • 0.332.0
  • 0.331.0
  • 0.330.0
  • 0.329.0
  • 0.328.0
  • 0.327.0
  • 0.326.0
  • 0.325.0
  • 0.324.0
  • 0.323.0
  • 0.322.0
  • 0.321.0
  • 0.320.0
  • 0.319.0
  • 0.317.0
  • 0.316.0
  • 0.315.0
  • 0.314.0
  • 0.313.0
  • 0.312.0
  • 0.307.0

PlanetScale CLI is a command-line tool published by PlanetScale, Inc., currently available in version 0.332.0 across a catalog of 21 recorded versions. The software serves as the official terminal interface for the PlanetScale database platform, and according to its publisher, it is designed to be more than a simple collection of commands. The tool is invoked through the pscale command and is intended to bring core PlanetScale concepts directly to the user's fingertips, making them accessible from a local terminal environment rather than requiring interaction through other interfaces. Among the platform concepts exposed through the CLI are branches and deploy requests, which the description highlights as central elements of the PlanetScale workflow, alongside other PlanetScale concepts that the tool makes available. This positions the software within the developer tools and database management category, specifically as a client utility for interacting with the PlanetScale database service from the command line. Its purpose is to let users work with the database platform's features in a terminal-based workflow, reflecting the publisher's framing that PlanetScale is more than a database and that its corresponding CLI is more than a jumble of commands. Typical use cases include managing database branches and handling deploy requests through the pscale command, as well as working with the broader set of PlanetScale concepts that the tool surfaces. The existence of 21 cataloged versions indicates an actively maintained release history, with version 0.332.0 representing the most current release listed. As a product of PlanetScale, Inc., the CLI functions as the companion command-line experience for the company's database offering, aimed at developers and teams who prefer or require terminal-based control over their database workflows.

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