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Naming lagoon projects #8

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pirog opened this issue Jun 29, 2020 · 5 comments
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Naming lagoon projects #8

pirog opened this issue Jun 29, 2020 · 5 comments
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pirog commented Jun 29, 2020

Currently Lando will use the project in the lagoon.yml regardless of whether you've specified a different name in the Landofile or with the --name flag on init. I think we'd like to change the flow here:

  1. On lando init allow usage of the --name flag and set its default to the project of the lagoon.yml if possible
  2. If there is already a Landofile in the initialized repo with a name, use that instead of overriding it with the lagoon.project.

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  • Changing this is likely going to break all our lagoon tests so we will need to refactor them.
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Probably instead of using the project from .lagoon.yml as a default, it might be better to use LAGOON_PROJECT from the docker-compose.yml - as project isn't actually required for Lagoon AFAIK?

https://github.com/amazeeio/drupal-example-simple/blob/8.x/docker-compose.yml#L16

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pirog commented Jul 6, 2020

Going to block this until we figure out lando/lando#2450

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thom8 commented Jul 13, 2020

If the --name is supplied it should overwrite project defined in .lagoon.yml, this should be the same as the project name from the lagoon API.

I could update our drush alias scripts to check for the existence of a lando project name a use this by default, that way the project in .lagoon.yml would not need to be set at all if using lando.

lando/lando#2450 (comment)

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pirog commented Jul 14, 2020

I'm going to keep this open but Lando will now throw an error if lagoon.project is not set, otherwise it will ensure that lando.name always matches lagoon.project

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