The number of bytes from the beginning of the escape string to pass to the VM before beginning to buffer inputs until a mismatch. Defaults to 0, such that input matching the escape string does not get sent to the VM at all until a non-matching character is typed. For example, to mimic the escape sequence for exiting SSH ("\n~."), you may pass `-e '^M~.' --escape-prefix-length=1` such that newline gets sent to the VM immediately while still continuing to match the rest of the sequence

If this sequence of bytes is typed, the client will exit. Note that the string passed for this argument must be valid UTF-8, and is used verbatim without any parsing; in most shells, if you wish to include a special character (such as Enter or a Ctrl+letter combo), you can insert the character by preceding it with Ctrl+V at the command line. To disable the escape string altogether, provide an empty string to this flag (and to exit in such a case, use pkill or similar). [default: { Ctrl+], Ctrl+C }] -- which would appear in your shell as ^]^C if you provided it manually by typing { Ctrl+V, Ctrl+], Ctrl+V, Ctrl+C } at the command line.

Name or ID of the instance

The number of bytes from the most recent output to retrieve as context before connecting to the interactive session directly

Configuration profile to use for commands

Name or ID of the project

Use a specified tty device (e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0) rather than the current terminal's stdin/stdout