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Automatic Redeploy when the Dockerfile or Kubernetes Manifests Change #387

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ALCarden opened this issue Nov 21, 2018 · 2 comments
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area/chart-deployment Issues related to the deployment of charts with helm area/dev Issues related to devspace dev kind/feature New feature or feature request

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Is your feature request related to a problem?
No

Which solution do you suggest?
Monitor the Dockerfile and Manifests for changes, on dockerfile changes, rebuild, tag and update the image in the manifest then apply.

Which alternative solutions exist?

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Currently dockerfile and manifest changes are not detected and we have to do a 'devspace down' and then 'devspace' to get the changes applied.

Google Skaffold detects the changes and applies them automatic.

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@LukasGentele LukasGentele added kind/feature New feature or feature request priority/longterm area/chart-deployment Issues related to the deployment of charts with helm area/dev Issues related to devspace dev labels Nov 21, 2018
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@ALCarden I implemented this feature and it is activated by default. In addition I added a config option to devspace.deployments[].autoReload & images[].autoReload to disable the behavior.

FabianKramm added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2018
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Available in 2.4.0

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