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syq tuning-cache

Inspect the measurements and decisions recorded by filesystem transfers. See tuning history for privacy, retention, and startup behavior.

syq tuning-cache <COMMAND>
CommandPurpose
tuning-cache listList recent transfers
tuning-cache showShow a transfer’s measurements and decisions
tuning-cache exportExport history as NDJSON; omit ID for every transfer
tuning-cache clearDelete recorded history and filesystem startup hints

Help (also available on subcommands)

Argument / optionMeaning
-h, --helpShow common usage and options
--help-allShow all options and details

syq tuning-cache list

List recent transfers, newest first. The worker column shows the count saved as a startup hint; ? means the transfer did not supply a recommendation.

syq tuning-cache list [OPTIONS]

Options

Argument / optionMeaning
--limit <limit>[default: 50]

syq tuning-cache show

Print one transfer’s context and timestamped events. With --html, redirect stdout to a file and open it in a browser for an interactive timeline.

syq tuning-cache show [OPTIONS] <id>

Arguments

Argument / optionMeaning
<id>See the command description above.

Options

Argument / optionMeaning
--htmlWrite a standalone interactive timeline to stdout

syq tuning-cache export

Export one transfer, or all retained transfers when the ID is omitted, as NDJSON. Each transfer record is followed by its event records.

syq tuning-cache export [id]

Arguments

Argument / optionMeaning
[id]See the command description above.

syq tuning-cache clear

Delete the local history and its filesystem startup hints. The older connection-count cache remains unchanged.

syq tuning-cache clear