Allow for multiple sites

[AaronDovTurkel]

HI, I often deploy to 3 different testing servers. Can you add functionality so that all servers can be set in configs?

Thanks!

[shailen-naidoo]

@AaronDovTurkel Hey :wave: This sounds like a great idea, can you maybe elaborate on the details, please? Do you mean as in Netlify servers?

[jochemkeller]

Hi! Passing through after Googling, thought I'd leave my solution.

You can add a unique netlify.site_id property to .vscode/settings.json in the root of each of your VS Code project workspaces. This way, each project workspace has it's own Netlify site linked to it 👍

[shailen-naidoo]

@jochemkeller Yeah that makes, the details of the issue was a little obscure so I thought @AaronDovTurkel was referring to have 3 Netlify observers in one workspace. Thanks helping out :)

[AaronDovTurkel]

@ShailenNaidoo sorry for the obscurity. I actually was referring to having three observers in the same workspace... I have three servers building from different branch deploys and the catch is I cant push up the vscode settings to bitbucket. (@jochemkeller thanks for your help). Any suggestions?

-> for extra clarity, I would like the ability to see three different builds at the same time! (I don't know if there's an easier solution like having an extension that just puts Netlify build badges in the status bar...)

[shailen-naidoo]

@AaronDovTurkel Yeah I guess that is possible but not sure if I'll have the time to implement that. Let me put a word out to the community and see if it is something people are actually keen on. Ill let you know :)

[AaronDovTurkel]

@ShailenNaidoo in the meantime here's a bare-bones extension I just wrote for viewing badges...

[shailen-naidoo]

@AaronDovTurkel Are you perhaps able to do a PR for this?

[AaronDovTurkel]

ill see if I have some downtime and check out the code base!

[shailen-naidoo]

@AaronDovTurkel Just following up on whether you are still keen on doing a PR for this?