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fabric8-launcher
The fabric8-launcher application
As a user I would like to move from a previous started cluster to a pro account. I have created the pro account, but the launcher prevents access to manage...
If one need to point the backend to a different launcher-documentation location right now this file needs to be modified: https://github.com/fabric8-launcher/launcher-backend/blob/master/addons/launcher-addon/add-template-files.sh#L7 and the project rebuild. Would be useful, specially during...
In a discussion with @cmoulliard, we came up with an idea: the Launcher could generate, in the root directory of the .zip / Git repo, a file called e.g. `.launched-from`...
When I get to select which mission I want in the Launchpad, I'm presented with an alphabetically sorted list of mission names. That order is as good as random. IMHO,...
Not all Boosters will be compatible in all target environments. At the moment we explicitly note which environments are supported by a Booster in terms of starter, OSIO, etc. ie:...
All openshift objects (application name, service, etc) are all hardcoded in the templates. See this one https://github.com/wildfly-swarm-openshiftio-boosters/wfswarm-rest-http/blob/master/.openshiftio/application.yaml. When you use this booster it always creates the application with the name...
Imagine if we could have an URL like : http://launch.openshift.io?booster=github.com/myuser/mybooster that would directly go to the specified booster. That way people (The Community) could use those URLs in blog posts,...
For situations where the user needs to perform some actions before being able to access the Booster webpage, it would be nice if a Booster could define some "Next Steps"...
in the readme doc files imported form https://github.com/fabric8-launcher/launcher-backend/blob/master/addons/launcher-addon/add-template-files.sh#L7 (i.e. the one present here https://github.com/fabric8-launcher/launcher-documentation/tree/master/docs/topics/readme) should be possible to specify a base templete (.adoc file) per runtime, right now it is...