Add force flag to trigger a deployment even without changes #296
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In some cases it is necessary to deploy a version that was already deployed. For example, when something unexpected happened on the Nomad side and not all allocations come up. To mitigate that, the `force` flag triggers a deployment without running `plan` before and just blindly forwards the command to Nomad.
jrasell
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Jul 31, 2019
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@jrasell any chance to cut a new release from master for that flag? Some people in my team would like to use it. 😅 |
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@mre sorry for the delay; I am moving focus back here for a bit and will try and get this out tomorrow! |
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No worries. 😁 |
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In some cases it is necessary to deploy a version that was already
deployed. For example, when something unexpected happened
on the Nomad side and not all allocations come up.
To mitigate that, the
forceflag triggers a deployment withoutrunning
planbefore and just blindly forwards the commandto Nomad.