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feat: add sentry:release command #1836

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@asbiin asbiin commented Sep 23, 2018

Add a new command to deploy a new release to sentry.

Usage: (example)
php artisan sentry:release --release=$(php artisan monica:getversion) --environment=production --commit=$(git log --pretty="%H" -n1 HEAD) -vv
The command will store the 'release' parameter in an new file .sentry-release which is then used at runtime (don't forget to run config:cache for performances)

This way we can run this command, even if we are not on a git repository (like on fortrabbit ...)

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@asbiin asbiin merged commit 549aabd into master Sep 23, 2018
@asbiin asbiin deleted the feat/sentry-release-cache branch September 23, 2018 15:32
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