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- Delete all v1 commands (deploy, init, list, status, remove, etc.)
- Delete v1 env/ and host/ subcommand directories
- Simplify state.go: remove NextPort, Apps, AllocatePort, etc.
- Local state now only tracks default_host + base_domain per host
- Ports and deploys are tracked on the server (/etc/ship/ports/)
- host init now creates minimal state.json
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New deployment model where projects start with a git remote on the VPS.
Pushing to the remote triggers automatic docker build and deploy via
post-receive hooks. The base domain serves Go vanity imports and git
HTTPS cloning via Caddy + fcgiwrap.
- Add `ship init <name>` command to create bare repos and .ship/ config
- Add `ship deploy <name>` command for manual rebuilds
- Extend `ship host init --base-domain` to set up Docker, git user,
fcgiwrap, sudoers, and vanity import infrastructure
- Add git-app and git-static types alongside existing app and static
- Update remove, status, logs, restart, list, and config-update to
handle new types
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Restructure CLI files to follow idiomatic cobra layout:
- main.go: minimal entry point
- root.go: command definition, flags, and subcommand wiring
- deploy.go: all deploy implementation
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Previously, updating an app or static site without specifying all flags
would clear existing configuration (e.g., custom domains would be lost
if --domain wasn't provided on update).
Now all config is merged in runDeploy before calling deploy functions:
- Load state once instead of 2-3 times
- Check for existing app once to determine create vs update
- Build merged DeployOptions with existing config + CLI overrides
- Deploy functions receive fully-merged config and just execute
This ensures existing configuration is preserved unless explicitly
overridden by CLI flags.
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Adds --memory and --cpu flags to set systemd resource limits:
ship --binary ./app --memory 512M --cpu 100%
Also adds config update mode - use --name without --binary to
update an existing app's config without redeploying the binary:
ship --name myapp --cpu 50%
ship --name myapp --memory 256M --env DEBUG=true
Limits are stored in state and preserved on redeploy.
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When a base domain is configured on a host (e.g., apps.example.com),
deployments automatically get a subdomain ({name}.apps.example.com).
Custom --domain can still be provided to route both domains.
- Add BaseDomain field to Host state
- Add --base-domain flag to host init
- Add 'ship host set-domain' command to update base domain
- Update deploy flow to auto-generate subdomains
- Fix error display (errors were being silently swallowed)
- Remove placeholder email from Caddyfile template
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- Rename module to github.com/bdw/ship
- Rename cmd/deploy to cmd/ship
- Update all import paths
- Update config path from ~/.config/deploy to ~/.config/ship
- Update VPS env path from /etc/deploy to /etc/ship
- Update README, Makefile, and docs
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