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Improve story around people who want to build in each environment. #102
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/kind bug |
This is because you're adding it to an environment with no defined pipelines, but with an image. What should it do? Our current default pipelines are for building the image. Should we assume that you want the same pipeline across all environments? It's definitely possible that you might want to execute a pipeline for a repo on push. |
Here's how I am thinking, if I'm adding a new service to an env, I would either
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Just to be clear, you added it to the "stage" environment, you expected to rebuild the image in stage before going to the next stage? |
Correct |
What's going to trigger the pipeline? Is this for manual processes? Do we just duplicate the "previous" stage's pipelines if there aren't any? |
What do you think? 🤔 |
It doesn't cover the rebuild the image part? |
The problem I can see, is that we'll receive a push notification, we can trigger in multiple pipelines, which will trigger images being built in each stage, while this will sort of rebuild, it's not clear the benefit of the rebuild at this point, because it would trigger the build on the trunk branch too? |
yeah image from the application source code repo needs to be built 'once'. |
but then, we are effectively starting to talk like |
So, we rebuild it, but only once? Are we basing that on a specific branch? i.e. in your application code, are we talking about building the "production" branch into production? |
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crashes while trying to add a new service to an existing environmentTo Reproduce
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Bootstrapped https://github.com/sbose78/graphtuitous using interactive mode
Tried adding a service to an existing env.
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