Tye is a tool that makes developing, testing, and deploying microservices and distributed applications easier. Project Tye includes a local orchestrator to make developing microservices easier and the ability to deploy microservices to Kubernetes with min

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Ryan Nowak 1178d1d9e1 Implement undeploy command (#385 ) This is new command that can be used to delete everything running in a cluster related to an application using the labels we use. This currently uses a hardcoded set of resource types. It would be possible to make this generic, which might become needed in the future. See comments in the code. --- The overall design for how to use the command: ```sh tye undeploy ``` Will read a solution or tye.yaml to get the application name. It then enumerates and deletes all resources in the cluster with `app.kubernetes.io/part-of=application-name` (in the current namespace). ```sh tye undeploy --what-if ``` Will do the same, but without actually doing the deletion. ```sh tye undeploy -i ``` Will interactively give you a yes/no choice for whether to delete each resource.		6 years ago
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README.md	Create reference folder and move commandline	6 years ago
tye-deploy.md	Implement undeploy command (#385)	6 years ago
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tye-run.md	Create reference folder and move commandline	6 years ago
tye-undeploy.md	Implement undeploy command (#385)	6 years ago
tye.md	Implement undeploy command (#385)	6 years ago

README.md

📖 Tye commandline documentation

Topic	Description
tye init	Create a `tye.yaml`.
tye run	Run an application locally.
tye deploy	Deploy an application.
tye	Base command.