There is currently a way to give a complete "allowlist" of processes from the Procfile to be run.
i.e. Procfile like:
service_a: ...
service_b: ...
service_c: ...
If I want to run just service_c, I can do OVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_c. If I want to avoid running service_c, I can do OVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_a,service_b.
I must remember to update my command to be OVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_a,service_b,service_d.
My proposal/feature request is the ability to say OVERMIND_PROCESS_IGNORE=service_c (or similar), so that as I add to my Procfile, I don't have to add to my list of OVERMIND_PROCESSES
There is currently a way to give a complete "allowlist" of processes from the Procfile to be run.
i.e. Procfile like:
If I want to run just
service_c
, I can doOVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_c
. If I want to avoid runningservice_c
, I can doOVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_a,service_b
.But, if I update my procfile to be like:
I must remember to update my command to be
OVERMIND_PROCESSES=service_a,service_b,service_d
.My proposal/feature request is the ability to say
OVERMIND_PROCESS_IGNORE=service_c
(or similar), so that as I add to my Procfile, I don't have to add to my list ofOVERMIND_PROCESSES