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dasrecht authored Sep 2, 2019
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18 changes: 11 additions & 7 deletions docs/administering_lagoon/create-project.gql
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addProject(
input: {
# TODO: Fill in the name field
# This is the unique identifier of the project
# This is the project name
name: ""
# TODO: Fill in the customer field
# This is the customer ID from the response of the first query
# This is the id of the customer to assign to the project
customer: 0
# TODO: Fill in the openshift field
# This is the OpenShift ID from the response of the first query
# This is the id of the OpenShift to assign to the project
openshift: 0
# TODO: Fill in the gitUrl field
# This is the SSH URL to the Git repository where a `.lagoon.yml` file should be committed in the root.
# HTTPS URLs are currently not supported.
# TODO: Fill in the name field
# This is the project name
gitUrl: ""
# TODO: Fill in the branches to be deployed
branches: ""
# TODO: Define the production environment
productionEnvironment: ""
}
) {
name
customer {
name
id
}
openshift {
name
id
}
gitUrl
activeSystemsDeploy
activeSystemsPromote
activeSystemsRemove
branches
pullrequests
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/developing_lagoon/index.md
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Expand Up @@ -27,30 +27,30 @@ All of it is based around tests. So if you like to only build the part that is n

If you would still like to build and start all services, go ahead:

2. Build images
2\. Build images

```sh
make build
```

3. start Lagoon Services
3\. start Lagoon Services

```sh
make up
```

4. Follow the Services logs
4\. Follow the Services logs

```sh
make logs
```

5. run tests (read [Tests](tests.md) to learn more about testing)
5\. run tests (read [Tests](tests.md) to learn more about testing)
```sh
make tests
```

6. Look what happens in OpenShift: [https://192.168.99.100:8443/console](https://192.168.99.100:8443/console) (developer/developer)
6\. Look what happens in OpenShift: [https://192.168.99.100:8443/console](https://192.168.99.100:8443/console) (developer/developer)

## Local Development

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/using_lagoon/first_deployment.md
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## But wait, how about other branches or the production environment?

That's the beauty of Lagoon: It's exactly the same: Just push the branchname you defined to be your production branch and that one will be deployed.
That's the beauty of Lagoon: It's exactly the same! Just push the branchname you defined to be your production branch and that one will be deployed.

## Failure? Don't worry.

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