Is it possible to configure a fig.yml in such way that you can pass on execution time variables instead of hard-wiring them inside the fig.yml?
I think a generic variable injection during execution would be quite useful for various use cases.
e.g:
jenkins:
image: aespinosa/jenkins:latest
ports:
- "8080"
hostname: ${HOSTNAME}
HOSTNAME=ci fig up
That could inject the variable HOSTNAME inside the fig.yml during execution and execute a docker run with hostname ci.
ps. This is different than passing environment variables inside docker which is already supported (http://www.fig.sh/yml.html#environment)
Is it possible to configure a fig.yml in such way that you can pass on execution time variables instead of hard-wiring them inside the fig.yml?
I think a generic variable injection during execution would be quite useful for various use cases.
e.g:
jenkins: image: aespinosa/jenkins:latest ports: - "8080" hostname: ${HOSTNAME}HOSTNAME=ci fig up
That could inject the variable HOSTNAME inside the fig.yml during execution and execute a docker run with hostname
ci.ps. This is different than passing environment variables inside docker which is already supported (http://www.fig.sh/yml.html#environment)