feat: influence parameter defaults through cli flag/env #13039
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Add a --parameter-default flag / CODER_RICH_PARAMETER_DEFAULT environment variable which overrides default values suggested for parameters. This allows scripts or middleware wrapping the CLI to substitute defaults for parameter values beyond those defined at the template level. For example, Git repository/branch parameters can be given defaults based on the current checkout, or default parameter values can be parsed out of files inside the repo.
"influence" is a verb :( |
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Hi @mafredri, would you be the right person to review this one? Thanks in advance! |
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Add a
--parameter-defaultflag /CODER_RICH_PARAMETER_DEFAULTenvironment variable which overrides default values suggested for parameters.This allows scripts or middleware wrapping the CLI to substitute defaults for parameter values beyond those defined at the template level. For example, Git repository/branch parameters can be given defaults based on the current checkout, or default parameter values can be parsed out of files inside the repo.