Often times I want to compile, deploy to a remote system and run a dcli script.
the ideal is to create a new command deploy that can do these three actions in one line
dcli deploy bin/someapp.dart --remote host.domain.com.au --protocol=<ssh| ftp |http|...> --port=<optional port> --path=<remote path> --run --- <args to someapp>
So the command would
compile bin/someapp.dart
copy it to 'host.domain.com.au' using the selected protocol (defaults to ssh)
uses the --port which defaults based on protocol
the command is copied to the <remote path>
runs the command on the remote host passing in the <args to someapp>
The remote run will only work with ssh
Are the other protocols worth supporting?
It would be nice if we could save the arguments to a config file associated with the script and have an option to re-use the configured commands.
Often times I want to compile, deploy to a remote system and run a dcli script.
the ideal is to create a new command deploy that can do these three actions in one line
So the command would
compile bin/someapp.dart
copy it to 'host.domain.com.au' using the selected protocol (defaults to ssh)
uses the --port which defaults based on protocol
the command is copied to the
<remote path>runs the command on the remote host passing in the
<args to someapp>The remote run will only work with ssh
Are the other protocols worth supporting?
It would be nice if we could save the arguments to a config file associated with the script and have an option to re-use the configured commands.