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octopus-deploy-release-promoter

v0.1.0

Published

npm package for helping with deploying releases to different environments

Downloads

7

Readme

Octopus Deploy Release Promoter

This module aims to make Octopus release promotion easier.

npm install --save octopus-deploy-release-promoter

# or

yarn add octopus-deploy-release-promoter

In Octopus Deploy, releases are created and then deployed to an environment. If your lifecycle has multiple environments, you may see a button in the UI saying "Promote release to {environment}...".

What does this actually mean? There's nothing special to it, which confused me at first. It's just deploying the same release to a different environment.

Pretty simple eh?

When to use this?

Let's say you have a project that has a lifecycle with different environments. You've created a release in your "QA/Continuous" environment, but now it's time to promote it to the "Stable/Production" environment.

You don't want to have to do the manual work of finding the latest release ID every time, inserting it, and then running a script. You just want to deploy the latest release in your project to this new environment.

All you'll need to do is below:

const OctopusReleasePromoter = require('octopus-deploy-release-promoter');

const config = {
    host: 'https://deploy.mycompany.com',
    apiKey: 'ABC-123' // This is used to authorize against the REST Api
};

const promoter = new OctopusReleasePromoter(config);

// this will find the latest release on your project
// and deploy it to the environment provided
promoter.promoteRelease({
  environmentId: 'Environment-101',
  projectId: 'project-id-or-slug'
});

When not to use this?

If you have a release ID and an environment ID, and all you're looking to do is deploy that release to an new environment, I suggest using this octopus depoy npm package.

All you'll need to do is below:

const OctoDeployApi = require('octopus-deploy');

const environmentId = 'Environment-101';
const releaseId = 'Release-101';
const config = {
    host: 'https://deploy.mycompany.com',
    apiKey: 'ABC-123' // This is used to authorize against the REST Api
};

const client = new OctoDeployApi(config);

client.deployment.create(environmentId, releaseId);

This can be done using this module as well. It would look like below:

const OctopusReleasePromoter = require('octopus-deploy-release-promoter');

const config = {
    host: 'https://deploy.mycompany.com',
    apiKey: 'ABC-123' // This is used to authorize against the REST Api
};

const promoter = new OctopusReleasePromoter(config);

// this will find the latest release on your project
// and deploy it to the environment provided
promoter.promoteRelease({
  environmentId: 'Environment-101',
  releaseId: 'Release-101'
});

Next Feature

At the moment, this will deploy the latest release even if it's currently on the designated environment. I'm hoping to add a feature that will figure out if the latest release is already on that environment or not. If it is, then we will give a nice little message that it's already that and not trigger a deployment.