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Deprecation of --hostname
, --no-hostname
, -d
, --route-path
on cf push
The cf CLI team reached out to the Community back in December 2017 to gather feedback about domains and hostnames app manifest properties. Based on feedback, in cf CLI release v6.34.0, the team moved forward with deprecating domains and hostnames properties in the app manifest in favor of the routes attribute.
At the time, the flag options to override the manifest properties were not deprecated. This release deprecates the flag options on cf push
:
--hostname
--no-hostname
-d
for domain--route-path
When any of the above flag options are passed to cf push
, a deprecation warning appears in output text. story
We are seeking feedback on this for the cf7 beta CLI. Please add feedback and comments if you have any concerns.
Update-One Is Generally Available
The SAPI and Services Enablement Team are GA'ing the Update-One Feature in this release. story
- Adds a
--force
flag toupdate-service
to support automation workflows story - Adds a helpful message if an upgrade is not available story
Bugs
- Fixes an issue where
update-user-provided-service
can unset existing
credentials associated with a service even when the-p
flags is not specified story
Plugin Updates
- Adds cf-security-entitlement plugin story
- Updates top plugin to v0.9.4 story
- Updates cf-puppeteer to 1.1.1 story
- Updates html5-plugin to 1.3.0 story
- Updates open plugin to v1.2.2 story
Contributors: Brendan Smith, Abby Chau, Andrew Crump, Alexander Berezovsky, Steve Taylor, Eric Promislow, Supraja Narasimhan, and the SAPI and Services Enablement team (Winna Bridgewater, George Blue, Aditya Tripathi, Oleksii Fedorov) for all the services-related work.
Note: The minimum version of the CC API this CF CLI release is compatible with is CC API v2.100.0 (3.35). See our minimum supported version policy for more information.