The docker-compose configuration relies on an environment variable, INFINITE_IMAGE_VERSION_TAG, to indicate which version of an image should be used for docker-compose. This variable will now be defined in a .env file used by docker-compose rather than /etc/environment.
Per discussion w/ Chris: overriding this tag can be a common activity. To support this more readily, the PR also adds the ability to pass arbitrary arguments to ansible-playbook when using just. For instance:
$ just deploy flags='-e image_version=master' # use the master container in staging
# just deploy prod flags='-e image_version=development' # use the dev container in production
The docker-compose configuration relies on an environment variable, INFINITE_IMAGE_VERSION_TAG, to indicate which version of an image should be used for docker-compose. This variable will now be defined in a .env file used by docker-compose rather than /etc/environment.
Per discussion w/ Chris: overriding this tag can be a common activity. To support this more readily, the PR also adds the ability to pass arbitrary arguments to ansible-playbook when using just. For instance: