By default the program with look for the config file config-discord.json at the root of the exe location.
If one doesn't exist one will be created.
It can be a good idea to run the exe first to get a template of the config file.
Additionally you can use -config flag to any location on disk.
{
"buildServerUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:8080",
"token": "string",
"guildId": 0,
"commandName": "start-build",
"authorisedRoles": [
"admin",
"Dev"
]
}
For a general overview of Discord slash commands see:
Opens this documents page
Starts a build on the master server at url buildServerUrl.
I most cases you can simply choose the workspace you wish to build and thats it.
Additionally you can send a string of arguments to the build server
Notable args:
-branch: Builds workspace from non-default branch
-setlive: Deploys to non-default Steam channel
-clanforge: Deploys server to non-default profile
Example:
-branch main/dev-branch -setlive beta -clanforge devb
Builds from specific branch and deploys to non-default server environment
For more arguments see Builds README
Refreshes the workspaces on the build server. This is so if you add a new workspace you don't need to restart server application.