pub struct DeployOptions {
pub dry_run: bool,
pub format: DeployFormat,
pub yes: bool,
pub context: Option<String>,
pub environment: String,
pub secrets_file: Option<PathBuf>,
pub secrets: Vec<String>,
pub force: bool,
pub prune: bool,
pub wrangler_args: Vec<String>,
}Fields§
§dry_run: bool§format: DeployFormat§yes: bool§context: Option<String>--context NAME — deploy this context alone, assuming the contexts it
consumes are already live (slice 2, D4). Absent deploys the whole
project in dependency order.
environment: String--env NAME — slice 4. Selects the bynk.deploy.lock section; for any
value other than "default" also drives synthesis of an environment-
scoped Wrangler config section, since Cloudflare does not inherit
bindings into a named environment (confirmed against Cloudflare’s own
docs — see #835). DeployOptions::default()’s empty string is a
test-only artefact of #[derive(Default)]; every real invocation goes
through the CLI, whose default_value = "default" guarantees this is
never empty.
secrets_file: Option<PathBuf>--secrets-file — a dotenv-style source of NAME=value pairs. Supplies
names and values (slice 3, ADR 0195 D3).
secrets: Vec<String>--secret NAME — a name whose value comes from the environment or a
prompt. The environment is never scanned for names, so this is how a
bynk.Secrets name reaches deploy without a file.
force: bool--force — overwrite a secret already set, rather than skipping it.
prune: bool--prune (slice 5) — delete every reported KV/queue orphan, behind
its own confirmation. Never deletes a Worker (DECISION C). Defaults
to report-only, matching the track’s “report or prevent, never
silently share/destroy” posture (§6).
wrangler_args: Vec<String>Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for DeployOptions
impl Clone for DeployOptions
Source§fn clone(&self) -> DeployOptions
fn clone(&self) -> DeployOptions
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for DeployOptions
impl Debug for DeployOptions
Source§impl Default for DeployOptions
impl Default for DeployOptions
Source§fn default() -> DeployOptions
fn default() -> DeployOptions
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impl Freeze for DeployOptions
impl RefUnwindSafe for DeployOptions
impl Send for DeployOptions
impl Sync for DeployOptions
impl Unpin for DeployOptions
impl UnsafeUnpin for DeployOptions
impl UnwindSafe for DeployOptions
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