Add Atmos CLI command aliases @aknysh (#547)
what
- Add Atmos CLI command aliases
- Update docs https://atmos.tools/cli/configuration/#aliases
why
An alias lets you create a shortcut name for an existing CLI command. Any CLI command can be aliased, including the Atmos native commands like terraform apply or describe stacks, as well as Atmos Custom Commands.
CLI command aliases are configured in the aliases section in the atmos.yaml file.
For example:
aliases:
# Aliases for Atmos native commands
tf: terraform
tp: terraform plan
up: terraform apply
down: terraform destroy
ds: describe stacks
dc: describe component
# Aliases for Atmos custom commands
ls: list stacks
lc: list componentsExecute an alias as you would any Atmos native or custom command:
> atmos ls
plat-ue2-dev
plat-ue2-prod
plat-ue2-staging
plat-uw2-dev
plat-uw2-prod
plat-uw2-stagingThe aliases configured in the aliases section automatically appear in Atmos help, and are shown as
alias for '<command>'.
For example:
An alias automatically supports all command line arguments and flags that the aliased command accepts.
For example:
atmos up <component> -s <stack>supports all the parameters from the aliased commandatmos terraform apply <component> -s <stack>atmos dc <component> -s <stack>supports all the parameters from the aliased commandatmos describe component <component> -s <stack>
references
- closes #506
Bump the website group in /website with 1 update @dependabot (#545)
Bumps the website group in /website with 1 update: @mdx-js/react.
Updates Sourced from Full Changelog: mdx-js/mdx@3.0.0...3.0.1
@mdx-js/react from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1
Release notes
@mdx-js/react's releases.
3.0.1
Fix
@remcohaszing in mdx-js/mdx#2438
@remcohaszing in mdx-js/mdx#2398
Types
@remcohaszing in mdx-js/mdx#2386
Site
@ManasMakde in mdx-js/mdx#2392
@ky1ejs in mdx-js/mdx#2383
Commits
78aee48 3.0.1
c03e16c Add declaration maps
0e6dd7a Update dev-dependencies
038bb68 Refactor some version numbers in docs
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