Interact with your vermillion-server instances.
gem install vermillion-client
If no ~/.vermillion.yml file is present, the application will attempt to create on before anything else so you don't have to create this file. You do have to update it with real information, here is an example.
servers:
-
name: domain1
address: domain2.com
https: false
key: SHA_HASH
-
name: local
address: localhost:8000
https: false
key: DIFFERENT_SHA_HASH
-
name: domain2
address: domain2.com
https: true
user:
test@example.com
Change branches on the requested server.
vermillion change branch local/domain1 -t my-feature-branch
Prints information about vermillion, including the app's configuration data and a list of the servers the client can access.
vermillion status
Quite simply, executes git-pull in the requested project.
vermillion update one local/domain1
Create a new directory on the server.
vermillion create one local/domain4
FAQs
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We found that vermillion-client 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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