Add support for multiple environments, separated by space, ; or ,
This makes it possible to create orhotogonal environments, and run scripts
that are specific to a combination of environments.
Example: You have:
Some scripts that you only run for Customer 1
Some scripts that you only run for Customer 2
some scripts that you only run for Azure
some scripts that you only run for AWS
some scripts that you only run for Dev.
some scripts that you only run for Test.
some scripts that you only run for Prod.
Then, you can combine any of these environments to create a specific environment, to avoid
having to create an environment for each combination.
Add support for multiple environments, separated by space, ; or , This makes it possible to create orhotogonal environments, and run scripts that are specific to a combination of environments.
Example: You have:
Then, you can combine any of these environments to create a specific environment, to avoid having to create an environment for each combination.
E.g.:
etc.