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+feed-group-list

Shortcut for lark-cli im +feed-group-list. List the caller's feed groups (tags) with auto-pagination that correctly merges both the live and soft-deleted lists.

+feed-group-list is the only CLI surface for listing feed groups — there is no raw feed.groups list command. The list response carries two parallel arrays — groups (live) and deleted_groups (soft-deleted). The shortcut paginates this dual-list response correctly: its --page-all merges both arrays across pages (a naive single-array pager would silently drop one list's later pages). It adds no enrichment.

Identity

User-only. Run with --as user.

Scopes

  • im:feed_group_v1:read

Usage

# First page
lark-cli im +feed-group-list --as user

# Auto-paginate through all your feed groups (both live and deleted)
lark-cli im +feed-group-list --as user --page-all

# Within an update-time window
lark-cli im +feed-group-list --as user --page-all \
  --start-time 1767196800000 --end-time 1767200000000

Flags

Flag Required Description
--page-size No Records per page, 150 (default 50). Caps the combined groups + deleted_groups count, so a page may hold fewer live groups than the size suggests
--page-token No Continuation token for a specific page
--page-all No Auto-paginate and merge all pages (both lists)
--page-limit No Max pages when --page-all is set, 11000 (default 20)
--start-time No Update-time window start (Unix milliseconds as a decimal string)
--end-time No Update-time window end (Unix milliseconds as a decimal string)

When --page-token is set explicitly, it wins over --page-all (you get exactly that page).

Output

JSON keeps the raw envelope; with --page-all both lists are returned fully merged:

{
  "groups": [
    { "group_id": "ofg_xxx", "type": "normal", "name": "Releases", "rules": { "rules": [] } }
  ],
  "deleted_groups": [
    { "group_id": "ofg_yyy", "type": "rule", "name": "Old", "rules": { "rules": [] } }
  ],
  "page_token": "",
  "has_more": false
}

page_size counts live and deleted groups together, and the per-page count can be smaller still when entries are filtered — so never infer completeness from counts. Pagination is governed solely by has_more.

See also