sqd deploy
Deploy or update a squid version
Squid name and version are taken from the provided deployment manifest.
When invoked by an account with more than one organization, this command may require specifying an organization with the -o/--org flag. The organization has to be specified when deploying a new squid, but can be omitted when deploying a new version of an existing squid.
Aquarium users with just one organization can omit this flag.
sqd deploy SOURCE
Deploy a new or update an existing squid version
USAGE
$ sqd deploy [SOURCE] [-m <value>] [-u] [-r] [--no-stream-logs] [-o <value>]
ARGUMENTS
SOURCE Squid source. Could be:
- a relative or absolute path to a local folder (e.g. ".")
- a URL to a .tar.gz archive
- a github URL to a git repo with a branch or commit tag
FLAGS
-m, --manifest=<value> [default: squid.yaml] Relative path to a squid manifest file in squid source
-o, --org=<value> Organization
-r, --hard-reset Do a hard reset before deploying. Drops and re-creates all the squid resources including the database. Will cause a short API downtime
-u, --update Do not require a confirmation if the version already exists
--no-stream-logs Do not attach and stream squid logs after the deploy
DESCRIPTION
Deploy a new or update an existing squid version
ALIASES
$ sqd squid deploy
See code: src/commands/deploy.ts