labs
command group
Note
This information applies to Databricks CLI versions 0.205 and above. The Databricks CLI is in Public Preview.
Databricks CLI use is subject to the Databricks License and Databricks Privacy Notice, including any Usage Data provisions.
The labs
command group within the Databricks CLI enables you to work with available Databricks Labs applications.
You run labs
commands by appending them to databricks labs
. To display help for the labs
command group, run databricks labs -h
.
To show a list of all Databricks Labs applications that are available for installation on your local development machine, run the labs list
command, as follows:
databricks labs list
To show a list of all Databricks Labs applications that were installed on your local development machine by running the Databricks CLI, run the labs installed
command, as follows:
databricks labs installed
To install an available Databricks Labs application, run the labs install
command, followed by the application’s programmatic name, as follows:
databricks labs install <application-name>
To show information about a Databricks Labs application that you installed on your local development machine by running the Databricks CLI, run the labs show
command, followed by the application’s programmatic name, as follows:
databricks labs show <application-name>
To upgrade a Databricks Labs application that you installed by running the Databricks CLI, run the labs upgrade
command, followed by the application’s programmatic name, as follows:
databricks labs upgrade <application-name>
To uninstall a Databricks Labs application that you installed by running the Databricks CLI, run the labs uninstall
command, followed by the application’s programmatic name, as follows:
databricks labs uninstall <application-name>
To clear cache entries for Databricks Labs from all relevant locations, run the labs clear-cache
command, as follows:
databricks labs clear-cache
For more information about available Databricks Labs applications, see the following: