[Feature]: allows configs in sub-directories

[zirkelc]

What area(s) will this request affect?

App, Deployment

What type of change do you want to see?

New feature

Overview

Allow to specific the config by path for apps with multiple configs:

# uses shopify.app.test.toml
shopify app deploy --config test

# uses ./config/shopify.app.test.toml
shopify app deploy --config ./config/shopify.app.test.toml

Motivation

I have an app with multiple different configs for custom apps to test new features. Currently, all configs must be in the app directory and are identified by their config name in shopify.app.<config-name>.toml

/my-shopify-app
├── /app
│   ├── root.tsx
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
├── shopify.app.<config-name>.toml

I would like to move all configs into a sub-directory like /config or even /config/dev/

/my-shopify-app
├── /app
│   ├── root.tsx
├── /config
│   ├── shopify.app.<config-name>.toml
│   ├── /test
│   │   ├── shopify.app.<config-name>.toml
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json

[gonzaloriestra]

Thanks for the suggestion! It makes sense to me and the implementation shouldn't be complex.

@nickwesselman what do you think?

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[zirkelc]

Hi @gonzaloriestra

did you have a chance to look at this? I could work on a small PR to implement this feature, if your team agrees on implementing this in general.

[nickwesselman]

Hi @zirkelc -- This sounds reasonable, we'd accept a PR for this one!

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