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Allow users to use custom file name for GitHub config files. #2056

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christad92 opened this issue May 2, 2024 · 0 comments
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Allow users to use custom file name for GitHub config files. #2056

christad92 opened this issue May 2, 2024 · 0 comments
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Currently when we sync files (state, config, and spec) to GitHub, we name them by the project UUID. This is a pain because the uuids are long and it is hard to identify which project.

Would there be a way to (by default) name those files project-slug.spec.yaml, project-slug.state.json , and project-slug-config.json without breaking the integration logic?
The deploy workflow could stay the same if we needed, as that’s hidden in a folder anyway and doesn’t bother anyone.

We would need to add a bit of logic only during setup to ensure that those files don’t already exist, and then append a 2 at the end of the filenames or something, but as long as we have the config_path saved on Lightning and we’ve written the config.json to point correctly to files the way we want for this repo, the names shouldn’t matter at all, right?

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