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Expected/Wanted Behavior
It should be possible to add custom labels on an app level to running containers in addition to the existing Nebula labels of:
- "app_name"
- "orchestrator"
The existing Nebula labels should not be possible to be overwritten as so there should be some failsafe check to prevent overwriting them.
This should be an optional dict in the app config which default
Expected/Wanted Behavior
the getting-started tutorial and one line example cluster script/docker-compose.yml manager should listen to port 5000 so to keep port 80 clear for the example app and whatever other example applications potential users might want to play around with
Actual Behavior
port 80 is used for the manager and example app is on port 81
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https://codecov.io/ should be added to know what the code coverage is as well as a badge of it
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there is no code coverage tool
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Expected/Wanted Behavior
https://codecov.io/ should be added to know what the code coverage is as well as a badge of it
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there is no code coverage tool
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currently all apps use the default container CMD command, there should be an ability to optionally change that to something else.