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[serve] Add support for multi app to serve build
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Signed-off-by: Cindy Zhang <cindyzyx9@gmail.com>
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Nice work so far! I left some comments.
Signed-off-by: Cindy Zhang <cindyzyx9@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Cindy Zhang <cindyzyx9@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Cindy Zhang <cindyzyx9@gmail.com>
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Great work on this change!
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@edoakes ready for merge! |
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Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one `ServeDeploySchema` file using one `serve build` command, which can then be submitted through `serve deploy` or `PUT /api/serve/applications`. - By default, `serve build` will only accept one import path. - If the feature flag `--multi-app` or `-m` is specified, `serve build` will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config *except*: - `route_prefix` is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configs - Auto-generated names `app1`, `app2`, ... etc are added to the application level of the configs - Host and port are removed from the application level of the configs and placed at the top level of the deploy config Signed-off-by: Jack He <jackhe2345@gmail.com>
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Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one `ServeDeploySchema` file using one `serve build` command, which can then be submitted through `serve deploy` or `PUT /api/serve/applications`. - By default, `serve build` will only accept one import path. - If the feature flag `--multi-app` or `-m` is specified, `serve build` will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config *except*: - `route_prefix` is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configs - Auto-generated names `app1`, `app2`, ... etc are added to the application level of the configs - Host and port are removed from the application level of the configs and placed at the top level of the deploy config Signed-off-by: Edward Oakes <ed.nmi.oakes@gmail.com>
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Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one `ServeDeploySchema` file using one `serve build` command, which can then be submitted through `serve deploy` or `PUT /api/serve/applications`. - By default, `serve build` will only accept one import path. - If the feature flag `--multi-app` or `-m` is specified, `serve build` will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config *except*: - `route_prefix` is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configs - Auto-generated names `app1`, `app2`, ... etc are added to the application level of the configs - Host and port are removed from the application level of the configs and placed at the top level of the deploy config
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Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one `ServeDeploySchema` file using one `serve build` command, which can then be submitted through `serve deploy` or `PUT /api/serve/applications`. - By default, `serve build` will only accept one import path. - If the feature flag `--multi-app` or `-m` is specified, `serve build` will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config *except*: - `route_prefix` is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configs - Auto-generated names `app1`, `app2`, ... etc are added to the application level of the configs - Host and port are removed from the application level of the configs and placed at the top level of the deploy config Signed-off-by: elliottower <elliot@elliottower.com>
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Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one `ServeDeploySchema` file using one `serve build` command, which can then be submitted through `serve deploy` or `PUT /api/serve/applications`. - By default, `serve build` will only accept one import path. - If the feature flag `--multi-app` or `-m` is specified, `serve build` will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config *except*: - `route_prefix` is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configs - Auto-generated names `app1`, `app2`, ... etc are added to the application level of the configs - Host and port are removed from the application level of the configs and placed at the top level of the deploy config Signed-off-by: Jack He <jackhe2345@gmail.com>
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Why are these changes needed?
Users should be able to build multiple app targets into one
ServeDeploySchema
file using oneserve build
command, which can then be submitted throughserve deploy
orPUT /api/serve/applications
.serve build
will only accept one import path.--multi-app
or-m
is specified,serve build
will accept 1 or more import paths. The app configs are identical to the single-app config except:route_prefix
is extracted from the ingress deployment and placed at the application level of the configsapp1
,app2
, ... etc are added to the application level of the configsRelated issue number
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git commit -s
) in this PR.scripts/format.sh
to lint the changes in this PR.