The Get-Execution-History API command returns detailed information about a particular execution. You can obtain specific details of this command using AWS CLI by using the --query option with JMESPath Query.
For Example:
aws stepfunctions get-execution-history --execution-arn <EXECUTION-ARN> --query 'events[*].{Name:type, Timestamp:timestamp, EventDetails:details, PreviousEventID:previousEventId}' --output table
In the above example, we are querying the events of an Execution ARN and returning Name, Timestamp, Event Details, and Previous Event ID information in a table format. You can modify the --query option as per your requirement to get the specific details you need.
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