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atlantis apply should apply all unapplied plans #169
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@chaseconey right, I think maybe it should be changed back to |
Yeah that is how I ended up getting around it. Let me know if you need any other info! Thanks |
@lkysow additionally it seems running manually
I mean it expects user to provide Thanks for all the hard work! :) |
Thanks Dawid, yes they should both be changed to plan all/apply all |
I believe the default should be that approving a pull request should only lead to those changes being carried out. I.e. only that specific plan should be applied Imagine if approving a pull request would merge all code from all open pull requests into the master branch. I don't see people liking that feature being rolled out on GH. Of course, the default could be configurable. All in all, it looks like Atlantis could be a really good, free alternative to TF Enterprise. I'm impressed! |
Closed by #216 and available in the latest release: v0.4.5. |
* remove unused constants * remove unused functions in global_cfg.go * Adding default workflows for platform mode * refactor global_cfg.go * Adding tests * Merging server config to project * moving config from events/yaml to core/config * move PR and deployment workflows into their own maps * use correct method
Update CONTRIBUTING.md with steps to start local development
Hello there,
Just upgraded to Atlantis
0.4.0
and the autoplan feature is working nicely, but it seems that when going to apply the planned feature after approval it isn't tracking like it did in0.3.8
.Steps to error:
atlantis apply
and receive error:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: