quill get-proposal-info

Reference

Displays available information about a proposal.

Basic usage

The basic syntax for running quill get-proposal-info commands is:

quill get-proposal-info [option] <identifier>

Arguments

Argument	Description
<identifier>	The proposal identifier.

Flags

Flag	Description
--dry-run	Will display the query, but not send it.
-h, --help	Displays usage information.
-y, --yes	Skips confirmation and sends the message directly.

Examples

The quill get-proposal-info command is used to list information about an NNS proposal. For example, to get the information for proposal 107942:

quill get-proposal-info 107930

This will produce a response like:

(
  opt record {
    id = opt record { id = 107_942 : nat64 };
    status = 4 : int32;
    topic = 7 : int32;
    failure_reason = null;
    ballots = vec {};
    proposal_timestamp_seconds = 1_676_558_071 : nat64;
    reward_event_round = 0 : nat64;
    deadline_timestamp_seconds = opt (1_676_903_671 : nat64);
    failed_timestamp_seconds = 0 : nat64;
    reject_cost_e8s = 1_000_000_000 : nat64;
    derived_proposal_information = null;
    latest_tally = opt record {
      no = 60_211_138_783 : nat64;
      yes = 43_800_685_064_905_637 : nat64;
      total = 44_062_955_059_203_007 : nat64;
      timestamp_seconds = 1_676_560_174 : nat64;
    };
    reward_status = 1 : int32;
    decided_timestamp_seconds = 1_676_560_174 : nat64;
    proposal = opt record {
      url = "";
      title = opt "Replace nodes in subnet lspz2";
      action = opt variant {
        ExecuteNnsFunction = record {
          nns_function = 31 : int32;
          payload = blob "<...>";
        }
      };
      summary = "# Replace nodes in subnet lspz2\n\nMotivation: Replacing an AT2 node in accordance with https://forum.dfinity.org/t/the-state-and-direction-of-decentralization-nodes-on-the-internet-computer/9170/105; replacing 1 unhealthy node";
    };
    proposer = opt record { id = 40 : nat64 };
    executed_timestamp_seconds = 1_676_560_174 : nat64;
  },
)

Remarks

As this is a query call, it cannot be executed on an air-gapped machine, but does not require access to your keys.

For more information about proposals, see Proposals.