gcloud-feedback

open a feedback form for the Google Cloud CLI

TLDR

Open the feedback form in the browser

$ gcloud feedback

Attach a log file to the feedback

$ gcloud feedback --log-file [path/to/gcloud.log]

SYNOPSIS

gcloud feedback [--log-file=LOGFILE] [GCLOUDWIDEFLAGS_...]

gcloud feedback opens the official Google Cloud CLI issue tracker in your default browser, pre-filled with system information (gcloud version, platform, Python version) so reports don't start empty. It is the recommended way to report bugs or request features for the CLI itself; for feedback on specific Google Cloud products, use their in-console "Send feedback" widgets.With `--log-file`, gcloud opens the log, strips sensitive headers, and makes it easy to share a recent failure trace with the filed report.

PARAMETERS

--log-file FILE

Path to a `gcloud` log file to attach (typically from `~/.config/gcloud/logs/`). When provided, gcloud reads the log and pastes a link to it into the new-issue URL along with the trace info so the CLI team can reproduce the problem.

gcloud wide flags

All global flags apply: `--help`, `--quiet`, `--verbosity`, `--configuration`, `--user-output-enabled`, `--log-http`, etc.

CAVEATS

Requires a browser — on headless machines the URL is printed to stdout instead. Logs may contain resource names and project IDs; review before pasting into a public issue. For security vulnerabilities, use the private security contact, not the public issue tracker.