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⚠️ This new v2.0.0 release introduced a BC break because of the changes made in the YAML syntax.

Release note

New Features

887bdeb Rework network to allow IP generation range from 127.1.2.1 to 127.255.255.255
debc38e Added a run section and hamonize way commands are launched
76bed57 Added build option before running a local application
e323bd2 Added helper and log packages

Other

e5f8721 Rework: move setup as a real package and added global configuration
6cc6c93 README: bring configuration before usage

Upgrade

Here are the changes and how to upgrade:

New 'run' section

When declaring a local application, previously you had to define:

<: &graphql-local
  ...
  executable: go
  args:
    - run
    - main.go
  env:
    HTTP_PORT: 8005
  env_file: "github.com/eko/graphql/.env"

Now, this has been grouped under a run YAML section, such as setup and build:

<: &graphql-local
  ...
  run:
    command: go run main.go
    env:
      HTTP_PORT: 8005
    env_file: "github.com/eko/graphql/.env"

Also, the way commands are launched has been harmonized by switching from the executable / args couple to command.

New 'setup' section

Same for setup section, before v2.0.0 you had to declare:

<: &graphql-local
  ...
  setup:
    - my first command
  run:
    command: ...

Now, this is an harmonized setup section in which you can also declare env or env_file section:

<: &graphql-local
  ...
  run:
    command: ...
  setup:
    commands:
      - my first command
    env:
      GIT_SSH_COMMAND: ssh -i /my/private/key.rsa

New global settings

For each setup, build, run and watch sections you can now define some global environment variables settings that will be taken into account for each application you defined. Here is an example:

build:
  env:
    DOCKER_BUILDKIT: 1

setup:
  env:
    GIT_SSH_COMMAND: ssh -i /home/myuser/.ssh/id_rsa

watch:
  exclude:
    - .git
    - node_modules
    - /event/an/absolute/path
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