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Add option to configure fly by env #3789
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Even though you described what you were doing quite clearly, it took me a minute or two to figure out what this was doing. If would be a good idea for Michael and/or Ben to review this too.
We currently have FLY_ORG. This change would generalize this to pretty much any flag on any command.
if strings.ToUpper(parent.Name()) == "FLY" { | ||
return *cmd | ||
func EnvNameFromCmd(cmd *cobra.Command) string { | ||
if cmd.Parent() != nil { |
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Does this break existing users of FLY_ORG?
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No, I broke that elsewhere; this is the "fix", but with a caveat:
FLY_ORG
by itself as an env var will do what you expect, but if you for instance do FLY_LAUNCH_ORG
, that will get precedence. Some examples:
list apps for org xxx:
FLY_ORG=xxx fly apps list
list apps for org yyy:
FLY_APPS_ORG=yyy fly apps list
list apps for org yyy:
FLY_ORG=xxx FLY_APPS_ORG=yyy fly apps list
Change Summary
What and Why:
Allow config to be set by env vars for most flags.
Let's say you're managing multiple infrastructure setups, it can be be convenient to have certain flags/options set in the environment; this is a "one-size" solution for that; the precedence is still any flags you might specify, but if no flag is specified, we check for the corresponding env var (which is all-caps,
FLY_
prefixed stuff).This is a draft/idea for now - I'd love to have a discussion about whether this makes sense or not :)