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A collection of Rake tasks for working with IBM Cloud Code Engine projects
Add the gem to your project:
$ bundle add code-engine-tasks
Require the gem in your Rakefile
:
require 'code_engine/tasks'
The following envrionment variables need to be set:
export CE_ACCOUNT=XXXXXXXX1234YYYYYYYY5678ZZZZZZZZ
export CE_PROJECT=presentations
export CE_APP=concourse-resource-presentation
export CE_REGION=eu-de
Optionally, CE_RESOURCE_GROUP
can be set; it defaults to default
.
How to get these values:
CE_ACCOUNT
- running ibmcloud account list
and use the "Account GUID" of the account the project resides inCE_REGION
- the region where your Code Engine app should run in (use rake ce:regions
or check the list for possible values)CE_PROJECT
- the name of your Code Engine project. Find existing ones with ibmcloud ce project list
or provide the name for a new one, which will be created.CE_APP
- the name of your Code Engine app. Find existing ones with ibmcloud ce application list
or provide the name for a new one, which will be created.All Rake tasks have documentation; use
rake --tasks
to show it.
If the app does not already exist, create a new one with
$ rake ce:app:create
Subsequent updates of the app can be performed with
$ rake ce:app:update
The URL of the app can be shown with
$ rake ce:app:url
ce init --type static-web-app
)FAQs
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We found that code-engine-tasks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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