We sometimes use shell scripts to perform more complex deployments. It would be really sweet if we could determine whether a boxfuse command like ls or ps was successful in listing a specific instance or application type
For example
#!/bin/sh
boxfuse ls myapp:1.1.0 || ... run a different command...
At the moment, boxfuse ls (or ps) returns successfully regardless of whether the instance is locally/vault available or not.
To see what I mean type this on the command line (linux/mac)
boxfuse ls non-existent-app || echo "Alternative"
or even..
boxfuse ls existing-app:not-available-version || echo "Alternative"
We sometimes use shell scripts to perform more complex deployments. It would be really sweet if we could determine whether a boxfuse command like ls or ps was successful in listing a specific instance or application type
For example
At the moment, boxfuse ls (or ps) returns successfully regardless of whether the instance is locally/vault available or not. To see what I mean type this on the command line (linux/mac)
boxfuse ls non-existent-app || echo "Alternative"
or even..
boxfuse ls existing-app:not-available-version || echo "Alternative"