Allow add() in deploy.yaml

[solverat]

Using this as example:

import: recipe/symfony.php

config:
    shared_dirs:
        - my_dir

Result of get('shared_dirs'): ['my_dir']

But sometimes I may want to have a result like this: ['var/log' ,'my_dir']. A solution would be to move the import node after the config node, but this might be error-prone.

WDYT?

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[antonmedv]

I’m thinking on adding add: option.

[Schrank]

YAML can this already, maybe this helps: https://stackoverflow.com/q/24090177/1480397

[luke83]

I'm in the same situation explained by @solverat but for a laravel recipe, i need to "append" values to following configurations: shared_files, writable_dirs, writable_dirs.

Solution by @Schrank is not applicable because initial values are placed by laravel recipe using add function, they are not in the yaml, so we cannot refer to them.

Solution by @antonmedv will be ideal to "append" values instead of "set" them.

Please let me know if i can help in any way, i'm not deep in new version code, but i can give it a try or i can help to validate the solution once in place!

[peterjaap]

In PHP you can use add() instead of set()

[luke83]

Hi @peterjaap, yes i know, the issue is to have something similar in yaml new format (7.x)

[antonmedv]

I think this will be in Deployer v7.1. Right now I want to release v7.0.

[luke83]

I think this will be in Deployer v7.1. Right now I want to release v7.0.

any news about this feature request?

[antonmedv]

Nope. Boost feature request interest with donations)

[Schrank]

@antonmedv We have the same problem. Do you want an "add" or is it ok for the moment to merge by default?

[Schrank]

And I'm talking about

• add('shared_files', ['.env']);
• add('shared_dirs', ['vendor', 'node_modules']);
• add('writable_dirs', ['bootstrap/cache', 'storage']);

But happy to take care of more