Under the hood we will store the project information locally on this machine.
So each time you run a command, we will know which project you are working on.
If you have more tha one project, you can switch between them with the
projects:select command. You can use it in CI/CD pipelines to switch between
projects. shell projects:select my-other-project
Project Commands:
projects:list | Lists projects | ||
projects:add | <project> | required | Adds a new project |
projects:remove | <project> | required | Removes a project |
projects:select | <project> | required | Selects a project |
projects:add
Create as many projects as you need with
Allow you to group services together inside a project for better organization and monitoring.
blink projects:add my-projectblink projects:add my-other-projectprojects:select <project-name>
You don’t have to worry about your context switching between different projects. Blink will handle that for you.
Once you have created a project, you can select it with `projects:select`
```shell
blink projects:select my-projectHow it works ?
projects:list
List all projects, created on this machine. and current selection