atrakic

This works for me: ``` $ NS=argocd $ kubectl -n "$NS" patch deployment argocd-server --type json \ -p='[ { "op": "replace", "path":"/spec/template/spec/containers/0/command","value": ["argocd-server","--staticassets","/shared/app","--insecure"] }] ```

This would require looping each module, hence more requests. > while it may be hard to do this within the code itself, you could do this using targeted plans

> @atrakic can you add some more details on, > > * Use-case for the same and how were you envisioning it to be used. > * Which azd commands/operations...

@jongio Within the repo I have already mentioned, I have already script with az commands for creating a web app with linux container: https://github.com/atrakic/azure-webapp-deploy/blob/main/infra/setup.sh. Does this answers your question?

@jongio IMHO, I find az cli as cleanest, lightest, easy to follow route to create infra resources without installing extra libs, sdks, etc, so Im really interested in having this...

I have experienced exactly the same but my aws_codedeploy_deployment_group resource was without trigger_configuration block.The solution was to open codedeployment group and press the "save changes" button - but without actually...

I wanted to give it a try with latest composer image: ``` docker run -it --rm --name my-running-script -v "$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp composer:latest bash bash-5.1# php -v PHP 8.0.6 (cli)...

@jakzal I have existing symfony project that I mount with `composer:latest` and I was thinking to use your toolbox to run some tests with, but it fails. Pls note I...

In addition to above, during `fab install`step I get: ``` INFO[22-12-2020 13:11:08] 🚁 Updating helm chart's dependencies for chart in '/home/admir/Projects/Azure/my-fabrikate/mycluster/components/simple-service/definitions/elasticsearch-logstash-kibana/helm_repos/logstash/stable/logstash' Error: exit status 1: Error: repo "https://kubernetes-charts.storage.googleapis.com/" is no...

@NicoLaval I have fixed it by switching to root user before installing extensions: ``` $ cat ckan/Dockerfile FROM ckan/ckan-base:2.11 # Install any extensions needed by your CKAN instance # See...