include::include/header.adoc[] == Name bite-bugzilla-attachment-get - get attachments == Synopsis *bite bugzilla attachment * [] :: Get attachments. *bite bugzilla attachment * [-h|--help]:: Output help information. == Description Get attachments. include::include/global-options.adoc[] == Attachment options *-l, --list*:: List attachment metadata. + .Show all metadata for an attachment: bite bugzilla attachment get -lv 123 + .List all attachments for bug 10: bite bugzilla attachment get -il 10 *-o, --output* []:: Output attachment to a specified file. + Note that multiple attachments will be output to the same location. + Use `-` for standard output. + .Output attachment data to standard output: bite bugzilla attachment get 123 -o - *-O, --outdated*:: Include outdated attachments. + This forces deleted and obsolete attachments to be shown instead of being skipped by default. *-i, --item-ids*:: Treat ID arguments as bug IDs or aliases, not attachment IDs. + Regular ID arguments relate to individual attachment IDs. Using this option pulls all attachments from the related bugs. + Note that when saving multiple attachments from multiple bugs, subdirectories named after the bug IDs are automatically used in order to avoid file name overlap. + .Get all attachments from bug 123: bite bugzilla attachment get -i 123 *-d, --dir* :: Save attachments to a specified directory. + By default, attachments are saved to the current working directory and this allows altering that target directory. + .Save all attachments from bug 123 to the specified directory: bite bugzilla attachment get -i 123 --dir path/to/dir == Arguments :: Attachment IDs or bug IDs/aliases. + Taken from standard input when `-`. == See Also linkcmd:bite-bugzilla-attachment[1]