What this does

This allows creating a workspace using a template in an organization other than the default. If only 1 organization exists, then nothing changes.

If you select a template that has a unique name, then coder create can infer the organization to create the workspace in. If the template name is not unique across organizations, then using --org is required.

Changes

Create lists templates

template create (deprecated command, but still exists)

Prints out the coder cli command to use the template without any ambiguity. If another template of the same name exists in another org, --org=<org_name> must be specified.

The rabbitt3 template has been created at
Jul 10 10:47:24! Developers can provision a workspace
with this template using:

   coder create --template="<template_name>" --org="<org_name>" [workspace name] 

coder create with ambiguous organization

If a template name is not unique across multiple organizations, coder create requires a --rg=<org_name> flag to disambiguate.

$ coder create --template="docker" ambigiousworkspace
Encountered an error running "coder create", see "coder create --help" for more information
error: multiple templates found with the name "docker", use `--org=<organization_name>` to specify which template by that name to use. Organizations available: first-organization, rabbit

coder create with a wrong organization selected

If you try to use a template with --org set to the wrong organization, an error is thrown.

$ coder create --template="rabbitt" --org="first-organization" ambigiousworkspace2
Encountered an error running "coder create", see "coder create --help" for more information
error: template is in organization "rabbit", but '--org="first-organization"' was specified. Use '--org="rabbit"' to use this template