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      • nb app autostart enable

      Enable the application autostart flag for one env.

      This flag only applies to local or docker envs whose runtimes are managed by the CLI on the current machine. It does not start the application immediately. Instead, it adds the env to the set that can later be started by nb app autostart run.

      Usage

      nb app autostart enable [flags]

      Flags

      FlagTypeDescription
      --env, -estringCLI env name to add to app autostart. Uses the current env when omitted
      --yes, -ybooleanSkip the interactive confirmation when explicit --env points to a different env than the current env

      Examples

      nb app autostart enable
nb app autostart enable --env app1
nb app autostart enable --env app1 --yes

      Notes

      The CLI only checks whether the target env differs from the current env when you explicitly pass --env. In interactive terminals it confirms first. In non-interactive terminals or AI agent flows, you need to add --yes yourself, or switch the current env with nb env use <name> before retrying.

      If the target env is not a CLI-managed local or docker runtime on the current machine, the command fails and does not save the autostart flag.