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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Having to type lagoon --project really-long-project-name --environment also-really-long-environment-name gets old.
Describe the solution you'd like
A REPL shell for Lagoon that stores some context (and shows it in the prompt). Context might include:
$LAGOON_PROJECT
$LAGOON_ENVIRONMENT
An object type
This would mean that if your prompt said really-long-project-name also-really-long-environment-name variables that you could just write "list", and it would list the variables, and then "add", and it would add a variable to that project/environment.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Making my bash prompt pick up on some $LAGOON_PROJECT/$LAGOON_ENVIRONMENT variables.
Having Lagoon pick up on some predefined $LAGOON_PROJECT/$LAGOON_ENVIRONMENT variables. This would also be good to have (whether the suggestion above gets implemented or not).
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Having Lagoon pick up on some predefined $LAGOON_PROJECT/$LAGOON_ENVIRONMENT variables. This would also be good to have (whether the suggestion above gets implemented or not).
This will be easy enough to support
The full blown shell/prompt thing, probably unlikely to build this functionality. The direction of the CLI is to be more like kubectl. You could accomplish something similar using bash aliases and your own PS1 if you wanted this sort of functionality.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Having to type
lagoon --project really-long-project-name --environment also-really-long-environment-name
gets old.Describe the solution you'd like
A REPL shell for Lagoon that stores some context (and shows it in the prompt). Context might include:
This would mean that if your prompt said
really-long-project-name also-really-long-environment-name variables
that you could just write "list", and it would list the variables, and then "add", and it would add a variable to that project/environment.Describe alternatives you've considered
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: