🔨 Enhances release monitor script

[pcrespov]

What do these changes do?

First round of enhancements on the release-monitor script. The main goal is to move from a custom .env file to a repo.config file as inputs. The latter are curated env files in the osparc-config repo and each deploy has its own.

This is an initial PR that does not change the original functionality but rather defines a new ReleaseSettings to test the new concept before removing the legacy.

Highlights

1. Enhances CLI: uses commands instead of action options and improve checks on path
2. Moves code release/monitor to release
3. New command to display parsed and validated settings

Suggestion

I would like to use a shorter program name. Since this is about MOnitoring Osparc Deploy .. I was wondering something like mood. Then it would read as

mood settings ls
mood --env-file=.env sidecars ls

What do you think?

Related issue/s

Maintenance

How to test

Install

cd scripts/release
make devenv
monitor-release --help

Create a link or pass a path to any of the repo.config (note that by doing that you are already selecting the deploy that your are targeting)

ln -s /path/to/osparc-config-repo/deployments/osparc-master.speag.com/repo.config

List settings

monitor-release settings

will display loaded settings

Dev Checklist

• No ENV changes or I properly updated ENV (read the instruction)

DevOps Checklist

[matusdrobuliak66]

Cool, thanks for the improvements! Regarding your question about 'mood,' I am not a big fan of shortcuts. In one of the large companies, I think Tesla, they even prohibited the use of shortcuts company-wide. One of the reasons is that when you do not use them for two months, it becomes challenging to remember what 'mood' stands for. Another argument is that newcomers always have a hard time with a lot of shortcuts.

[sanderegg]

Great stuff! Thanks 👍

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