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Updates faas-cli new to create a stack.yaml file instead of
a YAML file named after the function. This is to help users
discover that stack.yaml does not require a --yaml or -f
flag which can become cumbersome.
When a stack.yaml or the file specified via -f already exists
the new command will now prompt users to use --append
Convert to SHA256 signatures for the invoke command
This is a convenience option for invoking functions along with
a signature, if a function accepts one. They should all have been
moved to sha256 now if they were even using it
Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) <[email protected]>
For Kubernetes users you may want to set this in your `.bash_rc` file:
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You can define individual functions or a set of them within a YAML file. This makes the CLI easier to use and means you can use this file to deploy to your OpenFaaS instance. By default the faas-cli will attempt to load `stack.yaml` from the current directory.
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Here is an example file using the `stack.yml` file included in the repository.
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Here is an example file using the `stack.yaml` file included in the repository.
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```yaml
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> `-f` specifies the file or URL to download your YAML file from. The long version of the `-f` flag is: `--yaml`.
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