DRAFT: add deploy sub-command invoking docker stack deploy #257
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resolves docker stack deploy error: networks.default Additional property name is not allowed
my implementation here is a bit hacky, so this may need some more eyes. that said, swarm deploy seems the primary command in docker stack/swarm involving the compose file arion manages thru nix, so one could as well just invoke their remaining commands directly.
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as per my curiosity toward docker stack/swarm stemming from their support for external / long-syntax secrets, i tried my hand at a quick implementation adding a
deploysub-command invokingdocker stack deploy.my implementation here is kinda hacky, so this may need some more eyes.
that said,
stack deployseems the primary command in docker stack/swarm involving the compose file arion manages thru nix, so one could as well just invoke their remaining commands directly.