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Fly Friday - News and Tips
Summary
This Fly weekly update collects product news, community announcements, and a flyctl usability improvement. It points to guidance for building GraphQL APIs with Fly and for running a private DNS over HTTPS (DoH) service, while noting Firefox’s default DoH rollout in the USA. It also announces a new Fly user community portal with GitHub or social-media sign-in, alongside Turboku’s Product Hunt launch for faster Heroku apps. The technical note covers flyctl 0.0.96’s -c/--completion option: supplying bash or zsh generates a completion file, with zsh users able to redirect it to $fpath[1]/_flyctl and Bash users required to choose a location and source it from .bashrc.
Context
The update brings together Fly-related news, community developments, service guidance, and a new command-line completion capability.
Approach / What changed
flyctl 0.0.96 adds a version command option that generates shell-completion files for bash or zsh; users then place or source the generated file according to their shell.
Takeaways
flyctl version -c zsh outputs the completion file needed to activate zsh completions, and redirecting it to $fpath[1]/_flyctl is presented as the typical setup.
Bash has no default completion directory, so users must choose where to store the generated file and source it from .bashrc.
The update announces a Fly community portal, Turboku’s Product Hunt launch, and guidance for GraphQL APIs and private DoH services.
Source and freshness
- Source
- fly.io
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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