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Cristian Boariu
Cristian Boariu

Reputation: 9621

Deploying play 2 app to cloudbees issue

Has anyone tried to deploy to cloudbees a play 2 application using this latest instructions?

I've done all the steps but when I tried to run this:

play cloudbees-deploy

I receive:

[error] Not a valid command: cloudbees-deploy
[error] Not a valid project ID: cloudbees-deploy
[error] Not a valid configuration: cloudbees-deploy
[error] Not a valid key: cloudbees-deploy (similar: cloudbees-application-id)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 563

Answers (3)

Cristian Boariu
Cristian Boariu

Reputation: 9621

The issue was that I put .bees directory in a wrong path. %HOME% directory on a Windows machine can be found typying: echo %USERPROFILE% in cmd so this is the correct path where .bees folder should be put.

Upvotes: 0

Michael Neale
Michael Neale

Reputation: 19468

Yes - there needs to be ~/.bees/bees.config (I adjusted the docs to make that clearer).

Also the import must be there, as mentioned. It is probably preferable to not hard code the keys.

I verified this with play 2.0.4 just today (2.0.1 isn't yet working until a version is pushed that supports the older version of SBT)

Upvotes: 1

Cristian Boariu
Cristian Boariu

Reputation: 9621

In the end I solved that by putting import cloudbees.Plugin._ in Build.scala but further errors complaining about missing username and so on appeared.

Seems that I had to put this In Build.scala:

    val main = PlayProject(appName, appVersion, appDependencies, mainLang = JAVA) 
    .settings(cloudBeesSettings :_*)
    .settings(
  CloudBees.applicationId := Some("my_app")
).settings(
  CloudBees.username := Some("my_username")
).settings(
  CloudBees.apiKey := Some("my_app_key")
).settings(
  CloudBees.apiSecret := Some("my_secret")
).settings(
  CloudBees.host := "https://api.cloudbees.com/api"
)

not only CloudBees.applicationId := Some("my_app") as they say...

Upvotes: 0

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