* chore: Add log messages for stages skipped during installation
* feat: allow chatwoot user to start/stop/restart chatwoot service
* feat: init options support
* feat: add option support to linux install script [c|h|i|l|s|u|wi]
Install/Update/Configure/Manage your Chatwoot installation
Example: cwctl -i master
Example: cwctl -l web
Example: cwctl --logs worker
Example: cwctl --upgrade
Example: cwctl -c
Installation/Upgrade:
-i, --install install Chatwoot with the git branch
specified
-u, --upgrade upgrade Chatwoot to latest version
-s, --ssl fetch and install ssl certificates using
LetsEncrypt
-w, --webserver install and configure Nginx webserver
Management:
-c, --console open ruby console
-l, --logs tail logs from Chatwoot. Supported values
include web/worker.
Miscellaneous:
-h, --help display this help text and exit
* feat: add cwctl to PATH
* feat: add -v to cwctl
* chore: switch db migration to db:chatwoot_prepare
* fix: reload systemd files after update
* fix: improve -s -w cwctl options
* chore: throw error if run without options
Signed-off-by: Vishnu Narayanan <vishnu@chatwoot.com>
* feat: add -d/--debug option to cwctl
* fix: remove hardcoded ruby version in cwctl --upgrade
* chore: improve cwctl -v function
* fix: disable cwctl selfupdate
* chore: cleanup
* feat: allow chatwoot user to run cwctl
* chore: cwctl improve formatting for log messages
* fix: variable expansion inside heredoc
* feat: save pg_pass to file to support idempotency
One of the things preventing idempotency was the postgres
password generated at run-time to setup postgres initally.
This commit saves the password to the file if postgres setup function
is executed and reloads on future re-runs if needed.
* chore: formatting
* chore: add cwctl promotion message at the end of installation
* feat: add comments
* chore: add chatwoot and cwctl version files
* feat: add func to get latest chatwoot version
* chore: formatting
* feat: add --restart option to cwctl
* chore: update --help with restart option details
* chore: minor improvements to --restart
* Make "apk" commands consistent in Dockerfile
1. Add "--no-cache" to some "apk" command that are missing it
* Remove "--update-cache" in Dockerfile
> As of Alpine Linux 3.3 there exists a new --no-cache option for apk. It allows
> users to install packages with an index that is updated and used on-the-fly and
> not cached locally
>
> This avoids the need to use --update-cache and remove /var/cache/apk/* when
> done installing packages.
https://github.com/gliderlabs/docker-alpine/blob/master/docs/usage.md
