Originally created by @hax4dazy on GitHub (Oct 7, 2025).
I'd like to create a template on my system that when used, automatically grabs the server and the stack name when deployed and uses that in the run directory variables. That way my stacks are automatically organized on the Git server where I'm hosting my stacks. Currently this isn't possible but I'd like for it to be.
Originally created by @hax4dazy on GitHub (Oct 7, 2025).
I'd like to create a template on my system that when used, automatically grabs the server and the stack name when deployed and uses that in the run directory variables. That way my stacks are automatically organized on the Git server where I'm hosting my stacks. Currently this isn't possible but I'd like for it to be.
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Originally created by @hax4dazy on GitHub (Oct 7, 2025).
I'd like to create a template on my system that when used, automatically grabs the server and the stack name when deployed and uses that in the run directory variables. That way my stacks are automatically organized on the Git server where I'm hosting my stacks. Currently this isn't possible but I'd like for it to be.