I have found your script really useful because of its integration with Travis (which other projects like Autopilot seem to be lacking), so first of all, thanks!
I am trying to use your script to deploy the same code to several Cloud Foundry apps; thus, I find myself wanting to create multiple script provider blocks, each with its own value of CF_APP, like so:
deploy:
- provider: script
skip_cleanup: true
script: cf-blue-green-travis
env:
CF_APP: [NAME OF FIRST APP]
on:
branch:
- development
- provider: script
skip_cleanup: true
script: cf-blue-green-travis
env:
CF_APP: [NAME OF SECOND APP]
on:
branch:
- development
env:
global:
- CF_API=[MY API ENDPOINT]
- CF_ORGANIZATION=[MY ORGANIZATION]
- CF_SPACE=[MY SPACE]
However, that does not seem to work: when your script runs, it always behaves as though CF_APP were not defined. Is that a limitation on Travis's part, or is there a way to have your script allow deployment to several apps (perhaps in different organizations or spaces, too)?
I have found your script really useful because of its integration with Travis (which other projects like Autopilot seem to be lacking), so first of all, thanks!
I am trying to use your script to deploy the same code to several Cloud Foundry apps; thus, I find myself wanting to create multiple
scriptprovider blocks, each with its own value ofCF_APP, like so:However, that does not seem to work: when your script runs, it always behaves as though
CF_APPwere not defined. Is that a limitation on Travis's part, or is there a way to have your script allow deployment to several apps (perhaps in different organizations or spaces, too)?Thanks for your time!