Ignore release command?

[theflow]

Hi,

thanks for hivemind, I really enjoy using it!

I've recently added a release command to my Procfile (see https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/release-phase). And now hivemind stops working as it recognizes the task exit and shuts everything down.

Would it make sense to ignore release by default? That's the behavior of heroku local

Cheers,
Florian

[DarthSim]

Hi,
I don't think it will be predictable behavior if hivemind will ignore hardcoded process names. You can specify processes which you want to run with -l param. As for our team, we have two procfiles - one for production and one for development.
Have you tried overmind? With it, you can specify processes which can die after execution without stopping the rest ones.

[ivanovv]

I +1 @theflow suggestion.

I don't think it will be predictable behavior if hivemind will ignore hardcoded process names

We can print a warning in red that release process is ignored and the workaround for that will be to use -l param.

If you are strictly against this,maybe you can add an option to ignore some processes then? Using -l to specify 3 processes (if we have 4 in Procfile) looks cumbersome to me. Something like -i / --ignore, so that the final command will be like

$> hivemind -i release