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Zerops•2mo ago
elite-benni

Monorepo with 2 Apps cli push specific app

If I have a nx monorepo where I will have multiple analog.js apps Is there a way to choose which app should be pushed by the zcli. maybe through providing another yml file?
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Jan Saidl
Jan Saidl•2mo ago
Hi, you can still have one zerops.yaml. In which there can be more setup sections. By default, the setup with the same name as the target service is used. You can specify which setup you want to use using the --setup flag zcli push --setup SETUP 
zerops:
  - setup: app1
    build:
      base: go@latest
      buildCommands:
        - echo "build app 1"
      deployFiles: main

    run:
      base: alpine@latest
      start: ./main --port 8080

  - setup: app2
    build:
      base: go@latest
      buildCommands:
        - echo "build app 2"
      deployFiles: main

    run:
      base: alpine@latest
      start: ./main --port 8080
zerops:
  - setup: app1
    build:
      base: go@latest
      buildCommands:
        - echo "build app 1"
      deployFiles: main

    run:
      base: alpine@latest
      start: ./main --port 8080

  - setup: app2
    build:
      base: go@latest
      buildCommands:
        - echo "build app 2"
      deployFiles: main

    run:
      base: alpine@latest
      start: ./main --port 8080
zcli push --setup app1 zcli push --setup app2
Aleš
Aleš•2mo ago
@elite-benni which app should be pushed is decided by the param you pass to the push command 
zcli push --serviceId=[idOfTheServiceYouWantToBuild]
zcli push --serviceId=[idOfTheServiceYouWantToBuild]
if you don't pass in --serviceId, it will let you choose interactively by default, this will match the target service's hostname with the setup definition of your zerops.yml, but if you have 10 apps with essentially the same build and deploy configuration, you can either do what @Jan Saidl suggested 
zcli push --serviceId=[idOfTheServiceYouWantToBuild] --setup=appbase
zcli push --serviceId=[idOfTheServiceYouWantToBuild] --setup=appbase
this will force it to use appbase setup no matter the service hostname alternatively you can add one setup base and then have other setups (matching their service's hostname) extend it 
zerops:
  - setup: appbase
    build:
      base: nodejs@22
      buildCommands:
        - npm i
        - npm run build
      deployFiles:
        - dist
    run:
      base: nodejs@22
      ports:
        - port: 3000
          httpSupport: true
      start: node dist/analog/server/index.mjs

  - setup: appone
    extends: appbase

  - setup: apptwo
    extends: appbase

  - setup: appthree
    extends: appbase
zerops:
  - setup: appbase
    build:
      base: nodejs@22
      buildCommands:
        - npm i
        - npm run build
      deployFiles:
        - dist
    run:
      base: nodejs@22
      ports:
        - port: 3000
          httpSupport: true
      start: node dist/analog/server/index.mjs

  - setup: appone
    extends: appbase

  - setup: apptwo
    extends: appbase

  - setup: appthree
    extends: appbase
elite-benni
elite-benniOP•2mo ago
Nice thanks, I will try that and give you the feedback. Very nice, works like expected! Thanks for the help 🥳

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