Create an ephemeral environment and automatically deploy it (by default)
Description
Create an ephemeral environment for the given application.
Unless the --skip-deploy flag is passed, the environment will be automatically deployed.
If the --wait flag is passed, the command will exit with a non-zero exit code if the deploy fails.
If image overrides are specified, they will be used instead of the default built images for the service.
It is possible to override the default environment variables by using the --env-vars flag.
Environment variables may be set by using the --env-vars flag. To set an environment variable for all jobs and services, use the syntax "KEY=VALUE". To override a variable for a specific service use the syntax "services.my-service-name.KEY=VALUE".
release environments create [flags]
Examples
Create a new ephemeral environment and trigger a deployment asynchronously:
> release environments create
Create a new ephemeral environment without deploying it:
> release environments create --skip-deploy
Create a new ephemeral environment and wait until it is deployed before exiting:
> release environments create --app backend --wait
Stream deployment logs to stderr while deploying:
> release environments create --app backend --wait --verbose
Get environment details as JSON:
> release environments create --app backend --branch main --wait --verbose -o json > ./environment.json
Override default image for a service:
> release environments create --app backend --image-overrides api=myrepo/api:latest,worker=myrepo/worker:latest
Override environment variables:
> release environments create --app backend --env-vars DB_URL=postgres://host/db,services.api.NODE_ENV=test
Alternative syntax supporting quoted values:
> release environments create --app backend --env-vars "FOO=value with spaces" --env-vars "BAR=value with spaces"
