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Support importing of sites #32
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You should be able to just run
You can find api_id in https://app.netlify.com/sites/my-website/settings/general However there is a bug in the netlify go client and it can't import. |
It looks like netlify/open-api#200 and netlify/open-api#164 have been merged. Possible to spin a 0.4.0 with these changes soon? |
I hope for the 0.4.0 release. I just hit netlify/open-api#162 same issue. Thanks! |
There has been a release for the go client :) netlify/open-api#170 (comment) |
Pinging @kmoe since that's the last person to have contributed to the repo. Would you be able to make a release with the new Netlify version? |
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Importing of sites
I'm currently in the process of consolidating all of my online infrastructure into Terraform
and would thus need to import my existing site into state.
Would this require special knowledge or is it I can contribute with some basic Go abilities?
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