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If I missed the answer to this in the documentation, I apologize. I find that Doctl can be tedious to use at times.
Can we alias apps by their name instead of their ID, so we can do doctl apps create-deployment <app name>
Is there a more practical way to get the most recent deployment than doctl apps list-deployments, then scroll to the top of that response (because it returns every deployment ever), then copy the id, and then run doctl apps get-deployment <app id> <deployment id>?
Here’s what I’d like:
doctl apps get-deployment <app name> [latest | active | failed] [int for number of results]
eg:
doctl apps get-deployment MyApp failed 5 would return the 5 most recent failed deploys
doctl apps get-deployment MyApp would return the latest deployment in any state
doctl apps get-deployment MyApp active would return either a build in progress, or nothing
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