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It would be good to be able to configure the --scope flag for now inspect.
By default it uses my personal space, but when deploying a team project it should instead search within the team scope.
Example output:
$ now inspect https://my-team-project.now.sh/
Now CLI 19.0.1
Error! Failed to find deployment "https://my-team-project.now.sh/" in regaddi
$ now inspect https://my-team-project.now.sh/ --scope my-team
Now CLI 19.0.1
> Fetched deployment "my-team-project.now.sh" in my-team [2s]
...
This leads to failing builds, because the team project can't be found within my personal scope.
It used to work with now 18.0.0, but fails with now 19.0.1.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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thanks for your response!
I tested this by adding the scope property to my configuration file, but unfortunately it still doesn't respect the configured scope for the inspect step:
Hey 👋
It would be good to be able to configure the
--scope
flag fornow inspect
.By default it uses my personal space, but when deploying a team project it should instead search within the team scope.
Example output:
This leads to failing builds, because the team project can't be found within my personal scope.
It used to work with now 18.0.0, but fails with now 19.0.1.
Thanks in advance for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: