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Description
As a user, I sometimes want to edit my environment variables, add some secrets, add some args and tags.
It can be cumbersome to do it from the update command.
One easier way to do it, would be to have an edit mode that I can call. A YAML file shows up in the editor and when I finish and exit the editor, the YAML is parsed and used as a basis to update the container.
How I imagine scw could expose this functionality
scw container container editscw function function edit
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Community Note
Description
As a user, I sometimes want to edit my environment variables, add some secrets, add some args and tags.
It can be cumbersome to do it from the update command.
One easier way to do it, would be to have an edit mode that I can call. A YAML file shows up in the editor and when I finish and exit the editor, the YAML is parsed and used as a basis to update the container.
How I imagine scw could expose this functionality
scw container container editscw function function editReferences