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cli/app/deploy.go
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@ -31,8 +31,11 @@ version of an existing deployed app, for this you need to look at the "abra app
upgrade <app>" command. upgrade <app>" command.
You may pass "--force" to re-deploy the same version again. This can be useful You may pass "--force" to re-deploy the same version again. This can be useful
if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state or your doing some live if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state.
hacking.
Chas mode ("--chaos") will deploy your local checkout of a recipe as-is,
including unstaged changes and can be useful for live hacking and testing new
recipes.
`, `,
Action: func(c *cli.Context) error { Action: func(c *cli.Context) error {
app := internal.ValidateApp(c) app := internal.ValidateApp(c)

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cli/app/rollback.go
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@ -28,11 +28,14 @@ var appRollbackCommand = &cli.Command{
This command rolls an app back to a previous version if one exists. This command rolls an app back to a previous version if one exists.
You may pass "--force/-f" to downgrade to the same version again. This can be You may pass "--force/-f" to downgrade to the same version again. This can be
useful if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state or your doing useful if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state.
some live hacking.
This action could be destructive, please ensure you have a copy of your app This action could be destructive, please ensure you have a copy of your app
data beforehand - see "abra app backup <app>" for more. data beforehand - see "abra app backup <app>" for more.
Chas mode ("--chaos") will deploy your local checkout of a recipe as-is,
including unstaged changes and can be useful for live hacking and testing new
recipes.
`, `,
BashComplete: func(c *cli.Context) { BashComplete: func(c *cli.Context) {
appNames, err := config.GetAppNames() appNames, err := config.GetAppNames()

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cli/app/upgrade.go
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@ -32,11 +32,14 @@ opposed to "abra app deploy <app>" which will not change the version of a
deployed app. deployed app.
You may pass "--force/-f" to upgrade to the same version again. This can be You may pass "--force/-f" to upgrade to the same version again. This can be
useful if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state or your doing useful if the container runtime has gotten into a weird state.
some live hacking.
This action could be destructive, please ensure you have a copy of your app This action could be destructive, please ensure you have a copy of your app
data beforehand - see "abra app backup <app>" for more. data beforehand - see "abra app backup <app>" for more.
Chas mode ("--chaos") will deploy your local checkout of a recipe as-is,
including unstaged changes and can be useful for live hacking and testing new
recipes.
`, `,
Action: func(c *cli.Context) error { Action: func(c *cli.Context) error {
app := internal.ValidateApp(c) app := internal.ValidateApp(c)