CLI output modes

Glade writes human output first. It names the result, the file or artifact that changed, and the next command to run.

Glade check

✓ No diagnostics found

Checked:
  Apex types   19
  Triggers     3
  Objects      8

Human output

Default command output is for a terminal. It uses short sections, project-relative paths, and Next: or Try: commands after non-trivial results.

Human output may change when it makes the command clearer. Do not parse it in CI.

Machine output

Use --json when a script needs stable fields.

glade doctor --project . --json
glade check --project . --json
glade test --project . --json --no-progress
glade exec --json "System.debug('local');"
glade debug profile --log apex.log --json

JSON goes to stdout. Progress and warnings go to stderr. --json never mixes human text into stdout.

Progress

Use --no-progress for logs, CI, and copied examples.

glade check --project . --no-progress
glade test --project . --json --no-progress

--progress-json writes NDJSON progress events to stderr for tools that want a live feed.

Color

Glade disables color for non-TTY output, NO_COLOR, and TERM=dumb.

NO_COLOR=1 glade check --project .
TERM=dumb glade test --project .

The target contract reserves --color auto|always|never and --no-color. Until those flags are wired through every command, use the environment variables above.

Paths

Human output uses project-relative paths by default:

force-app/main/default/classes/RefinementService.cls:12:18

Verbose and debug output may show absolute paths.