`add workspace` without --create flag - What is this exactly
I have an existing workspace in docker-self-hosted windmill application.
On cli, I ran
wmill add <workspace-name> <workspace-id> <remote-url>
I could not find my workspace-name, so randomly added any text
workspace-id was correct
remote-url I kept https://abc.example.com , supose I am hosting windmill at https://abc.example.com (could not find link to workspace directly) . In this url, I can see my other workspace and when I select one, i gets switched to it but in url no special workspace name is appended like https://abc.example.com/workspace-id . It remains https://abc.example.com only
this command ran successfully
Then i ran wmill workspaces, I saw a table in terminal mentioning the workspace name
But when I ran ls , current directory is still empty, I was expecting some folder to be created of that added workspace
Please help. Thanks in advance!6 Replies
I think I got the answer.
add adds the workspace to some internal cli list of workspaces
You have to do pull to actually pull its content into current directory.You were too fast
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Document could have been a bit clearer, that
add will not get the content locally , push will
also documentation for add should come first, then sync push/pull @rubenfThanks for the feedback. We accept contributions: https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmilldocs 🙂
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@rubenf sure will try
can you check the post above this one please.