# **eb list**
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## Description
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Lists all environments in the current application or all environments in all applications, as specified by the `--all` option.

If the root directory contains a `platform.yaml` file specifying a custom platform, this command also lists the builder environments.

## Syntax
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 **eb list** 

## Options
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|  Name  |  Description  | 
| --- | --- | 
| `-a`<br />or<br />`--all` | Lists all environments from all applications. | 
| `-v`<br />or<br />`--verbose` | Provides more detailed information about all environments, including instances. | 
| [Common options](eb3-cmd-options.md) |  | 

## Output
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If successful, the command returns a list of environment names in which your current environment is marked with an asterisk (\*).

## Example 1
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The following example lists your environments and indicates that tmp-dev is your default environment.

```
$ eb list
* tmp-dev
```

## Example 2
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The following example lists your environments with additional details.

```
$ eb list --verbose
Region: us-west-2
Application: tmp
    Environments: 1
        * tmp-dev : ['i-c7ee492d']
```