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One of the intentions of mu is that you can easily deploy multiple lambdas into the same AWS environment without conflict. This seems helpful, in particular, for being able to deploy/test different branches.
However, currently, we don't take the environment into account when creating images. So, the following sequence could result in accidentally deploying a dev branch to production:
Make changes on some-dev-branch, commit, provision/build/deploy with 'some-dev-branch' as the name
Switch to master / main, make a hot fix, deploy to prod (forgetting to build first)
The image sent to prod is now the last image built on the local system, which is the one for some-dev-branch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
One of the intentions of mu is that you can easily deploy multiple lambdas into the same AWS environment without conflict. This seems helpful, in particular, for being able to deploy/test different branches.
However, currently, we don't take the environment into account when creating images. So, the following sequence could result in accidentally deploying a dev branch to production:
some-dev-branch
, commit, provision/build/deploy with 'some-dev-branch' as the namemaster
/main
, make a hot fix, deploy to prod (forgetting to build first)The image sent to prod is now the last image built on the local system, which is the one for
some-dev-branch
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: