deploytarget name on lagoon-get-environment

[dasrecht]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be helpful to see the openshift/deploytarget a project is running on on the lagoon-get-project command

Describe the solution you'd like

ID  	PROJECTNAME	GITURL                                    	BRANCHES               	PULLREQUESTS	PRODUCTIONROUTE     	DEVENVIRONMENTS	DEVENVLIMIT	PRODUCTIONENV	AUTOIDLE    DeployTarget
1271	example   	git@github.com:example/example.git	^(dev|prod|release/.*)$	true        	https://example.net	5/5            	5          	prod         	1   us1-lagoon

Basically it would be the information from

    openshift {
      name
    }

[shreddedbacon]

Is this section of the query available to all users? Adding this could be a permission issue if say developer role doesn't have permission to query this field.

[seanhamlin]

Keen for this as well, as I find Lagoon CLI quite nice in scripting, having to do GraphQL in cURL to emulate this, was certainly not ideal.

Perhaps hiding it behind a flag --show-cluster or something to deal with any permission issues.

[bomoko]

Discussing this in tech debt, perhaps the right level to surface this detail at is on the environment level, given that there are potentially many deploy target configs - the info may be somewhat misleading/a little useless depending on the setup.

[seanhamlin]

This bit me again recently. The information is vastly different in the list command compared to the get command. Ideally (IMO) the list command simply lists all environments you have access to, but the information contained in each environment is no different from get.

Current workaround:

In order to get the current deployTarget, I need to query the list command, and then enumerate through each returned environment to see if the namespace matches. Not super ideal.