Trigger.dev

• New runRuns when a task run is triggered in Trigger.dev, in the API key's environment, after this watch starts.
• Run completedRuns when a task run finishes successfully in Trigger.dev after this watch starts, with the run's output.
• Run failedRuns when a task run fails, crashes or times out in Trigger.dev after this watch starts, with the run's error.
• Run status changedRuns each time a task run moves to a new status in Trigger.dev, such as Running or Completed, after this watch starts.

• Trigger taskStart a run of one of your tasks with a payload, now or at a set time, in the environment the API key belongs to. Returns the run's id; the 'Run completed' trigger says when it finishes.
• Trigger task for each itemStart one run of a task for each payload in a list (up to 1,000), in one request. Returns the batch's id and the id of every run.
• List runsList runs, newest first, filtered by status, task, when they were created, tag, schedule or version. Without a period or dates, only the last 7 days. Returns one page; pass 'next_cursor' for more.
• Get runGet one run with its status, payload, output or error, each attempt, and the runs it is linked to.
• Replay runStart a new run of the same task with the same payload and options as an earlier run, optionally with a different payload, start time or tags. Returns the new run's id.
• Cancel runCancel a run that is waiting or running. A run that has already finished is left as it is.
• Change delayed run's start timeMove the start time of a run that is waiting for one (status DELAYED), such as one triggered with a start time.
• Add tags to runAdd tags to a run, to find it by later. A run holds at most 10; tags it already has are ignored.
• Set run metadataReplace a run's metadata (its own keys and values, which the task can read and show in the dashboard) with the keys and values given.
• Get batchGet a batch of runs: its status, the ids of its runs, and how many started or failed to start.
• List schedulesList the environment's schedules with their task, cron, time zone, whether each is on and when it next runs.
• Create scheduleRun a scheduled task on a cron schedule, in a time zone of your choice. Creating the same schedule again changes it rather than making a copy.
• Get scheduleGet one schedule with its task, cron, time zone, whether it is on and when it next runs.
• Update scheduleChange a schedule's task, cron, time zone or your own ID. Only what is given changes. Schedules written in code can only change in code.
• Turn schedule on or offTurn a schedule on (active) or off (inactive). An inactive schedule keeps its settings but starts no runs.
• Delete scheduleDelete a schedule made in the dashboard or with 'Create schedule'. Schedules written in code can only be removed in code.
• List environment variablesList the environment variables your tasks get in the API key's environment. Secret variables' values come back hidden.
• Get environment variableGet one environment variable's value.
• Create environment variableAdd an environment variable for your tasks. One of the same name is overwritten. Tasks get it from their next run.
• Update environment variableChange the value of an environment variable that already exists.
• Delete environment variableDelete an environment variable from the API key's environment.
• Import environment variablesAdd several environment variables at once from names and values, optionally replacing ones that already exist.
• List queuesList the environment's queues with how many runs each has waiting and running, its limit, and whether it is paused.
• Get queueGet one queue with how many runs it has waiting and running, its limit, and whether it is paused.
• Pause or resume queuePause a queue, so no new runs start from it (runs already going finish), or set it running again.
• List deploymentsList the environment's deployments, newest first, with their version and status, optionally only those in one status or time range.

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