The python version should allow us to remove any ruby dependencies and should also slightly speed up dokku installation. All LSB-compliant distributions should have python, so we should be okay depending upon it.
Closes#1783Closes#1786
Adds unit test for new apps:rename function.
Add example in the docs for new apps:rename function.
Add apps:rename command to help command.
Delete cache directory before copying old app directory to new app directory.
deploy_app instead of create_app for apps:rename testing.
Change app url to match new name. Fix unit tests.
Add some more tests, plugn triggers.
I have created a plugin for installing a specific library that is not working properly when installed using dokku-apt.
It took me a lot of time to figure out how to properly install it and therefore I wanted to share it.
- Add note to avoid problems with shared volumes permissions
- Restructure the doc to help comprehension
- Make command examples consistent
- Improve wording in some places
- Advanced usage: remove "avoid if possible". It made little sense.
- docker (project) --> Docker
- dokku (project) --> Dokku
- dokku (command) --> `dokku`
- add `shell` to code blocks
This should consolidate a lot of knowledge around how dokku deals with buildpacks, as well as clears up a few misconceptions - mainly that dokku doesn't support multiple/custom buildpacks.
By bringing this information front-and-center, we can avoid a lot of questions by users trying to use dokku.
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This plugin trigger should allow users to pair down the available commands for a given user. While this does not affect help output - or any output at all - this is a good first step in allowing administrative access to certain commands while still allowing users to deploy/manage given applications.
Note that because of how dokku works, all parsing of commands must be done within the pluginhook, and we cannot give visibility into the actual command or application that will be affected by a given run.
* Bump `Version` field.
* Set minimum nginx version to 1.4.6, per #1654
* Depend on both `rubygem-foo` (Ubuntu) and `ruby-foo` (Debian).
* Add distro-default `docker.io (>= 1.6.2)` as an alternative.
Version 1.6.2 is in both `trusty-updates` and `jessie-backports`,
while `trusty` itself has `0.9.1`. We seriously want to avoid that.
This also updates the docs so people don't forget to bump the version
field in the future. Even though we really do that for them with sed.
Which is quite useful in some situations, for example when you want each app to point to a DB with the same name as the app (reducing the amount of app-specific config).
I've not yet tested with 0.4.x but asap we upgrade our environment I'll ensure it's compatible (should be super simple since it's a super simple plugin).
