Ran platform project:init on a project recently. After selecting python as the runtime, setting the project name, and selecting my services (postgresql and redis), the ending message told me that it had created not only a .platform.app.yaml file, but also an applications.yaml file inside of .platform. However, it did not actually generate the applications.yaml file.
❯ platform project:init
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What language is your project using? We support the following: [Python]
✓ Detected dependency managers: Pipenv
Tell us your project's application name: [classquiz]
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We’re almost done... =(^.^)=
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Select all the services you are using: [PostgreSQL, Redis]
┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ CONGRATULATIONS! │
│ │
│ We have created the following files for your: │
│ - .environment │
│ - .platform.app.yaml │
│ - .platform/services.yaml │
│ - .platform/routes.yaml │
│ - .platform/applications.yaml │
│ │
│ We’re jumping for joy! ⍢ │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Ran
platform project:init
on a project recently. After selectingpython
as the runtime, setting the project name, and selecting my services (postgresql and redis), the ending message told me that it had created not only a.platform.app.yaml
file, but also anapplications.yaml
file inside of.platform
. However, it did not actually generate theapplications.yaml
file.Platform version: