Quiet mode -q / uffizzi dev stop

[gadkins]

Summary

• Add option to run skaffold process in the background with the --detach / -d option
• Add subcommand uffizzi dev stop to stop the background process

Usage

uffizzi dev start -d

And...

uffizzi dev stop

Help page (uffizzi dev start)

$ uffizzi dev start -h
uffizzi-dev-start - start a development environment
================================================================

## SYNOPSIS
    uffizzi dev start [CONFIG_FILE] [FLAGS]

## DESCRIPTION
    Creates a Uffizzi cluster preconfigured for development 
    workflows, including building, pushing, and deploying 
    your changes every time project files are saved. 
    current-context is updated in kubeconfig file.
   
    This command watches for file changes in a given local 
    project directory, as specified in your configuration file. 
    It then serializes those changes and redeploys them onto
    a Uffizzi cluster. 

    The command looks for a configuration at the specified 
    path CONFIG_FILE. Skaffold configurations are currently 
    supported. For help creating a skaffold.yaml file, see: 
    https://skaffold.dev/docs/init/

    For more information on Uffizzi clusters, see:
    https://docs.uffizzi.com/references/cli/

## POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
    [CONFIG_FILE]
        Path to the development environment configuration file. 
        Currently supports skaffold.yaml files. 

## FLAGS
     --build="<local-or-remote>"
        This option specifies whether to build images on the 
        local environment or on the remote Uffizzi cluster.
        Possible values are "local" or "remote".

     --default-repo="<container-registry-domain>"
        A public or private repo used to push/pull build 
        artifacts. Overrides the global default image registry: 
        "registry.uffizzi.com". See `uffizzi connect -h` for 
        adding private registry credentials.

     --detach, -d
        Run the development process in detached mode (i.e., in 
        the background). Without this option, logs are streamed 
        to the terminal in the foreground. Run 'uffizzi dev stop` 
        to stop the detached process.

     --help, -h           
        Show this message and exit.

     --kubeconfig="/path/to/your/kubeconfig"
        Path to kubeconfig file. If this option is not specified,
        this command looks for the file at ~/.kube/config. 

     --name           
        Name for the dev environment. If this option is not 
        specified, a name is auto-generated.

## EXAMPLES
    If your configuration file is in the current working 
    directory and you want to use an auto-generated name, 
    run:

        $ uffizzi dev start

    To start a dev environment using a skaffold.yaml config 
    file in directory '~/foo', run:

        $ uffizzi dev start ~/foo/skaffold.yaml
    
    To start a dev environment called 'bar' in detached mode, 
    run: 
    
        $ uffizzi dev start --name bar --detach

    To push your build artifacts to a private Docker Hub repo 
    called 'acme/foo', first add your Docker Hub credentials:
    
        $ uffizzi connect docker-hub
        (See `uffizzi connect -h` for other registry options)

    ...then override the default repo:

        $ uffizzi dev start \ 
          --default-repo="hub.docker.com/acme/foo"

    To start a dev environment using an alternate kubeconfig file, 
    run: 
    
        $ uffizzi dev start \
          --kubeconfig="/path/to/alternate/kubeconfig"
   

[gadkins]

Help page (uffizzi dev stop)

$ uffizzi dev stop -h
uffizzi-dev-stop - stop a development environment
================================================================

## SYNOPSIS
    uffizzi dev stop [NAME] [FLAGS]

## DESCRIPTION
    Stops a dev environment and deletes the backing 
    Uffizzi cluster resources, including any persistent 
    volumes, and the namespace itself. The Uffizzi 
    cluster config is deleted from the kubeconfig file.
    
    This command watches for file changes in a given local 
    project directory, as specified in your configuration file. 
    It then serializes those changes and redeploys them onto
    a Uffizzi cluster. 

    The command looks for a configuration at the specified 
    path CONFIG_FILE. Skaffold configurations are currently 
    supported. For help creating a skaffold.yaml file, see: 
    https://skaffold.dev/docs/init/

    For more information on Uffizzi clusters, see:
    https://docs.uffizzi.com/references/cli/

## POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
    [NAME]
        The name of the development environment

## FLAGS
     --help, -h           
        Show this message and exit.

## EXAMPLES
    To stop a dev environment called my-app, run:

        $ uffizzi dev stop my-app

[moklidia]

As the user is only able to create one dev environment, remove the NAME argument from the stop and start command

[gadkins]

@zipofar Rename this option to --quiet / -q and update the description:

--quiet, -q
        Quiet mode. This option suppresses output, instead of 
        dumping it to stdout.

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## EXAMPLES

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To start a dev environment called 'bar' in quiet mode, 
    run: 
    
        $ uffizzi dev start --name bar --quiet