Implements commands for manipulating apps.
Lists existing apps.
Usage: plushu apps:create [app]
Creates an app. This command will still take a named app parameter on the
command line, to override an app name specified by other means (eg. the --app
long option).
Usage: plushu apps:destroy [app]
Deletes an app and any data attached to that app.
Usage: plushu apps:destroy [app] <new-app>
Copies an app. Does not copy data attached to that app, such as configuration - other data, such as repos, may be copied by other plugins (see note on "Attached data" below).
Usage: plushu apps:destroy [app] <new-name>
Renames an app and any data attached to that app.
Note that pluchu reads the name of the app from the target when executing a command. To rename the app for future requests, you need to update the remote URL in your local config after renaming the app:
pluchu apps:rename <new name>
git remote set-url plushu `git remote show plushu | sed 's/:[^:]*$/:<new name>/'`
If you've already renamed your repository in the local remote configuration,
you can explicitly set the name of the old repository when executing
apps:rename:
pluchu --app <old name> apps:rename <new name>
Note that each of these commands may have their app specified in other ways
implemented by other plugins, such as the --app long option provided by
plushu/plushu-app-long-opt.
If the app is specified in this way, the positional [app] parameter described
in a command's Usage will be skipped, and any further positional parameters
will start in its place (except for apps:create as noted below).
"attached data" refers to data kept in the app's directory in
PLUSHU_APPS_DIR, as well as data managed by a plugin that hooks into the app
events triggered by these commands. For repos, these hooks only affect repos
when a plugin like the plushu/plushu-app-repo-binding plugin is installed.