Releases · vmfarms/sidepro

What's Changed

Infer application name from source.
- It is no longer required to specify a -n <app_name> parameter when using sidepro push. sidepro will infer the name based on the source provided, using the following logic:
  - If user supplied a -n <app_name> option, use that name.
  - If the source is a directory, use the directory name. Example: If the current working directory is /Users/me/projectname, it will use the name projectname. Similarly if -p /path/to/myapp is used, myapp will be the name.
  - If the source if an archive (*.zip), use the name of the file as the name. Example: myapp will be used for myapp.zip.
  - If the source is a Git repo, the name of the repo will be the name.
  - If the source is a Docker image, the name of the image (without tags) will be the name.
- User will be prompted to override the name a project is pushed without an explicit -n flag.
- sidepro will create a sidepro.yml file with the name of the app in the location the command is run to persist the name across pushes.
Add completions! Apply with the following or place in your .bashrc or .zshrc:
- eval "$(sidepro completions)"
Remove dependence on wget.
Make install script more robust.