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Open dashboard on browser after `tye run` #353

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giggio opened this issue Apr 10, 2020 · 4 comments
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Open dashboard on browser after `tye run` #353

giggio opened this issue Apr 10, 2020 · 4 comments
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@giggio giggio commented Apr 10, 2020

What should we add or change to make your life better?

After tye run, open the dashboard on a browser. Enabling this should be configurable, in a user setting and/or project setting.

Why is this important to you?

It's one less step on the development workflow.
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@rynowak rynowak commented Apr 10, 2020

Thanks for the idea. It looks like someone's already working on the basic functionality. #350

Enabling this should be configurable, in a user setting and/or project setting.

We should talk more about this part @davidfowl

I like the idea of per-user options via env-vars as well as via command-line - allowing you to set env-vars to provide options like --dashboard makes things less repetative.

So like $env:TYE_RUN_ARGS="--dashboard" in your profile would toggle on this behavior all of the time.
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@rynowak rynowak commented Apr 28, 2020

We like the environment variable solution for making this configurable.
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@qpooqp qpooqp commented Oct 27, 2020 •
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Hello

I tried to solve this issue (initially just for myself to learn some stuff) and i think that i came up with decent solution which you could use.

Brief description
It is generic solution to apply default options to commands.
Environment variable is choosen by convention as TYE_{command name uppercase}_ARGS.
It applies all non already applied options from env-var to command.
It can be disabled with option --no-default.

Examples
User creates env-var: TYE_RUN_ARGS="--v debug --dashboard"

  • User runs command tye run --v quiet which will become tye run --v quiet --dashboard
    Option -v is already applied so we will not reapply it. Option --dashboard is applied.
  • User runs command tye run which will become tye run --v debug --dashboard
    Both options are missing so we will apply them
  • User runs command tye run --no-default which stays as tye run --no-default
    User specified the --no-default option which disables this feature
  • User runs command tye deploy which stays as tye deploy
    Env-var was not found for deploy command (expected TYE_DEPLOY_ARGS).

Is it something what you were looking for?
I would create a PR if you would like to check it out more.
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@giggio giggio commented Oct 29, 2020

@qpooqp that would work for me!
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