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The beanstalk repo:list command returns incorrect urls for the repositories for two reasons:

1. The required period is missing between the subdomain and the beanstalkapp.com TLD.
2. The TLD beanstalkapp.com is misspelled as beanstakapp.com

First I just wanted to say thank you for building this, was so stoked when I found it. I have run into an issue though, everything seems to be working until I go to do a deploy, here's the issue I ran into:

Last commit: 11th Jul 2012 @ 03:36

Release Environments: (2)
    Staging (478f5045d56afb0e49a950e939fb6d4717b66026)
    Live (a442c6af893d421049bcf7a0cd0893c8619610ce)
Please enter an Environment name to deploy: Live
Please enter an revision number to deploy OR leave blank to deploy the latest revision: 
Please enter a release comment (optional): 
You are about to deploy Revision  to Live, are you sure you want to continue? y/n: y

ERROR: Errors
ERROR: Server Environment with "" is not found

Any ideas why this would be happening? Hopefully I'm not doing anything too stupid! Thanks.

Hey guys,

Have you considered making the interface more straightforward? I would love to do something like this:

$ beanstalk deploy repository environment -m "Deploy message here" -r REVISION

Right now you have to go through so many steps to initiate a deployment that it almost takes the same amount of time as launching a web browser and doing it through the web interface.

Thanks,
Ilya Sabanin

I keep getting: "beanstalk: -m is not a valid option" when entering: "beanstalk -m repo:list" and cannot seem to figure out why. I was also getting prompted for my benstalk creds over and over again too. Any ideas? I checked permissions, my login creds are saved in the config file properly...I'm lost.

Just to let you know, and maybe add to the readme, but anyone using this will need php installed as a cli. It took me a bit if googling to figure out that I didn't have PHP installed so that bash can interact with it - kept getting a "File not found" error - even though Apache runs my php files fine.

Finally I tried php -v and came up with a message that told me it isn't installed, and to install it with the following line:

sudo apt-get install php5-cli

Your mileage may vary depending on your installation; this works quite well for Ubuntu. ;)

I'm not a PHP user, so I'm confused about how to add the downloaded beanstalk file to my path (Mac OS). Can you explain this further?

Also, where should I put the file on my local machine?

I was able to run the file by putting in the full path to the file, but after running the config, I got the following message: ERROR: is not a valid type! Type "beanstalk --help" for instructions on how to use this script!

What does this mean?

Typing beanstalk repo:search x should get the list of repos from beanstalk and return repos that contain x

Hey Leon,

I know this project is probably dead, but it's been a daily part of my workflow for years, so thanks you. However, after a recent update to High Sierra and PHP 7.1, I can no longer create repos. Here's the error I get:

Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function Beanstalk::create_repo_wizard(), 0 passed in /Users/avclark/scripts/beanstalk on line 843 and exactly 1 expected in /Users/avclark/scripts/beanstalk:1609
Stack trace:
#0 /Users/avclark/scripts/beanstalk(843): Beanstalk->create_repo_wizard()
#1 /Users/avclark/scripts/beanstalk(2019): Beanstalk->init()
#2 {main}
thrown in /Users/avclark/scripts/beanstalk on line 1609

I can still list out repos and do most everything else, but whenever I try to create one, I get this error. If this is something simple you recognize off the top of your head, I would greatly appreciate the help, because, so far, I havn't been able find any replacement CLI for Beanstalk.

Thanks!