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Rename cpl to cpflow #595

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Summary

  • Renamed instances of cpl gem to cpflow as cpl gem is deprecated and updated some commands.

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    • Updated all references from cpl to cpflow in configuration files, documentation, and setup instructions.
    • Enhanced deployment commands to reflect the new cpflow tool.
    • Adjusted installation instructions to use cpflow gem version 3.0.1.
    • Migrated example commands and environment variable references to align with cpflow.

@Seifeldin7 Seifeldin7 changed the title Rename cpl to cpflow' Rename cpl to cpflow Jul 7, 2024
@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@ runs:
# Run database migrations (or other release tasks) with the latest image,
# while the app is still running on the previous image.
# This is analogous to the release phase.
cpl run:detached './.controlplane/release_script.sh' -a ${{ inputs.app_name }} --image latest
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run:detached has been deprecated


# Run database migrations (or other release tasks) with latest image,
# while app is still running on previous image.
# This is analogous to the release phase.
cpl runner rails db:migrate -a $APP_NAME --image latest
cpflow run -a $APP_NAME --image latest -- rails db:migrate
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Updated according to the gem documentation.

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The update migrates all cpl commands and references to cpflow across configurations, documentation, and GitHub actions. This entails modifying command usages, environment variable references, URLs, and installation instructions to adapt to the new tool, cpflow. Overall, the shift simplifies and modernizes the setup and deployment processes by leveraging the improved capabilities of cpflow.

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Files Change Summary
.controlplane/controlplane.yml Replaced cpl with cpflow in global settings, aliases, and example setup commands for QA apps
.controlplane/readme.md Renamed cpl gem to cpflow gem in URLs, CLI commands, and explanations
.github/actions/deploy-to-control-plane/action.yml Switched cpl to cpflow in various commands like profile, build-image, run release script, and deploy
README.md Updated references from cpl gem to cpflow gem for deployment and migration instructions

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In the land of code, a shift unfolds,
From cpl to cpflow, a story told. 🌟
Commands align with a brand-new glow,
Making deployments swift like the rivers flow.
Here's to progress, in each byte and code,
Journey well, on this upgraded road. 🚀🐇


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README.md (2)

10-16: Consider avoiding split infinitives.

Style-wise, it’s not ideal to insert an adverb (‘easily’) in the middle of an infinitive construction (‘to deploy’). Try moving the adverb to avoid split infinitives.

- See doc in [./.controlplane/readme.md](./.controlplane/readme.md) for how to easily deploy this app to Control Plane.
+ See doc in [./.controlplane/readme.md](./.controlplane/readme.md) for how to deploy this app easily to Control Plane.
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[style] ~14-~14: Style-wise, it’s not ideal to insert an adverb (‘easily’) in the middle of an infinitive construction (‘to deploy’). Try moving the adverb to avoid split infinitives.
Context: ....md](./.controlplane/readme.md) for how to easily deploy this app to Control Plane. The instructions lev...

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17-17: Format the bare URL as a markdown link.

A bare URL is used in the documentation. Formatting it as a markdown link improves readability and adheres to best practices.

- in https://github.com/shakacode/heroku-to-control-plane.
+ in [this repository](https://github.com/shakacode/heroku-to-control-plane).
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.github/actions/deploy-to-control-plane/action.yml (4)

30-30: LGTM!

The gem installation command has been correctly updated to install cpflow version 3.0.1.


37-37: LGTM!

The command cpflow profile has been correctly updated.


52-56: LGTM!

The command cpflow build-image has been correctly updated.


65-70: LGTM!

The commands cpflow run and cpflow deploy-image have been correctly updated.

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LGTM

Did you check commands ran ok?

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