Why you need it?
Currently, running ops ide undeploy with no args removes ALL the packages associated with the login account. This is inconvenient if one has separate projects.
Ideally, ops ide undeploy with no args should remove only the packages in the currently open project, and return an error if ran in a directory with no Openserverless project in it.
How it could be?
A simple solution is to generate a text file in the current directory when running ops ide deploy containing information on the deployed packages / actions.
So for instance, if project is like this:
.
├── web
└── packages
├── foo
│ ├── hello
│ └── world
├── bar
│ └── some_action
└── baz
The file could be something like this, put into an .ops folder at the root of the project.
{
"packages": {
"foo": [
"hello",
"world"
],
"bar": [
"some_action"
],
"baz": []
}
}Then, when running ops ide undeploy with no args, read the above file and undeploy only the actions listed there, almost as if running ops ide undeploy package/action1 package/action2 etc....
Other related information
Nothing to add so far.
Why you need it?
Currently, running
ops ide undeploywith no args removes ALL the packages associated with the login account. This is inconvenient if one has separate projects.Ideally,
ops ide undeploywith no args should remove only the packages in the currently open project, and return an error if ran in a directory with no Openserverless project in it.How it could be?
A simple solution is to generate a text file in the current directory when running
ops ide deploycontaining information on the deployed packages / actions.So for instance, if project is like this:
The file could be something like this, put into an
.opsfolder at the root of the project.{ "packages": { "foo": [ "hello", "world" ], "bar": [ "some_action" ], "baz": [] } }Then, when running
ops ide undeploywith no args, read the above file and undeploy only the actions listed there, almost as if runningops ide undeploy package/action1 package/action2 etc....Other related information
Nothing to add so far.