I have a docker builds which takes more than 10 minutes, and it times out on Depot. I'd prefer to use some of the compute I'm already paying for in my worker nodes for building, so I think it'd make sense to be able to select one of the clusters in the hub as a target for where the docker image will build. Also potentially moves some of the load off the built in cycle builder.
Saved Credentials/fields
→ Proposed basis
→ → Can be singular fields, not provider-specific → → Can be used anywhere text can be used → → Maybe two variants, one for cleartext fields and one for sensitive fields.
→ Use case
→ → For configuring multiple entities/objects that utilize the same keys, most providers don’t allow you to view credentials after generating, so would be handy.
It is difficult to find the correct container when the number of containers in an environment reaches a certain point. Pagination is implement but you have to sift through page numbers to find the container you need.
Is there a chance to implement a search bar that will allow us to search for specific containers?
It's quite hard to edit pipelines in the UI once you've got it in use (and thus rely on the ID staying the same, etc). Being able to move steps around would allow me to add new types of steps through the UI rather than having to use the API / manually reorder some JSON.
Hey all,
The selection bar containing each cluster and its environments uses, I think, time created to sort the cluster's environments. This is a bit of a hassle to scan, especially for folks who aren't necessarily deep in the Cycle ecosystem and are just trying to find their specific thing. Any for an alpha sort? I personally don't care if it's an option or the new default but maybe there's loyal created-at adherents as well.
It's pretty common for me to prototype setting up a new stack in a environment and we just spin things up containers and services through the UI as I test ideas and new PoCs. Then at some point I get to where we would like to rubber stamp a env structure into a staging, QA and then a Prod environment from that early prototyping.
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I'd love to be able to migrate environments. Im currently using stacks which gets me most of the way there. Is there a better way planned or other functionality coming?