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class Jack::Config::Help
class << self
def apply
<<-EOL
Apply the specified template configuration in jack/cfg to the Elastic Beanstalk environment.
#{convention}
Example:
$ jack config apply hi-web-stag-1
$ jack config apply myapp -c myconfig hi-web-stag-1
EOL
end
def get
<<-EOL
Downloads the environment's config to jack/cfg/[CONFIG_NAME].cfg.yml
#{convention}
Example:
$ jack config get hi-web-stag-1
$ jack config get myapp -c myconfig hi-web-stag-1
EOL
end
def diff
<<-EOL
Diff local jack config vs environment config. The environment config is generated on the fly.
If you have colordiff installed the diff command will use make use of it. If you want to have your own custom diff, you can set your JACK_DIFF environment variable to it.
#{convention}
Example:
$ jack config diff hi-web-stag-1
$ jack config diff myapp -c myconfig hi-web-stag-1
EOL
end
def sort
<<-EOL
Reformats local jack config file to a sorted yaml format.
#{convention}
Example:
$ jack config sort hi-web-stag-1
$ jack config sort -c myconfig hi-web-stag-1 # env name doesnt matter here
EOL
end
private
# duplicated in jack/help.rb
def convention
<<-EOL
The configuration name is based on convention. An environment with the name of hi-web-stag-1 results in the jack/cfg/hi-web-stag.cfg.yml being used. The convention can be overriden with the --cfg option.
EOL
end
end
end
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