Auto generate the package definition after any update

[project-satisfy]

Auto generate the package definition after any update

[kevindierkx]

Is this really required when you use something like a cron that runs the build every minute?

[ramunasd]

I have one script for auto rebuild when config is updated or some time passed after last update. I just need to convert it to console command.

[kevindierkx]

Still what is the added benefit of some extra logic instead of just using the cron?
The end result would be the same and doesn't require the application to keep track of the last update and making the whole update process less complex.
Besides I don't wan't to access the web interface before I run a composer update to make sure I got the latest changes for my packages.

[ramunasd]

@kevindierkx everything is simple - if You don't see any benefit then just don't use it :)

[cumuru]

@ramunasd Can you provide any code on how you use the console command? How is it triggered?

[ramunasd]

@cumuru Sure, what You need is just one command, inside of project dir run this:

./bin/console satisfy:rebuild

Good luck!

[cumuru]

@ramunasd Thanks for your answer. I expected there were a way to trigger a rebuild on configuration change. But the console command you mentioned needs to be fired by a cron again, am I getting it right?
What I‘m trying to achieve is to receive a webhook payload from my repository (gitbucket in my case) on push events and update satis (with --repository-url https://only.my/repo.git) once a new repo is added. Unfortunately there‘s no event for the latter, at least I didn‘t find any.

[ramunasd]

@cumuru Can You create a new thread for whole webhook/event/trigger issue. We will add it to next milestone ;)

[cumuru]

Yep, will do so :-)