problem
there's no cli command to list all services in a project. railway service only links to an existing service interactively. to see what services exist, you need the dashboard or raw graphql.
real-world scenario
writing a cleanup script that finds and removes orphaned services. or building a status dashboard that checks all services. or simply answering "what services are running in this project?" from the terminal.
proposed solution
railway service list # list all services
railway service list --json # json output for scripting
railway service list --json | jq '.[].name' # pipe-friendly
output should include: service id, name, status, image/repo source, domain.
related
railway deployment list exists for deploymentsrailway volume list exists for volumesrailway variable list exists for variables- service list is the missing piece in the pattern
problem
there's no cli command to list all services in a project.
railway serviceonly links to an existing service interactively. to see what services exist, you need the dashboard or raw graphql.real-world scenario
writing a cleanup script that finds and removes orphaned services. or building a status dashboard that checks all services. or simply answering "what services are running in this project?" from the terminal.
proposed solution
output should include: service id, name, status, image/repo source, domain.
related
railway deployment listexists for deploymentsrailway volume listexists for volumesrailway variable listexists for variables