edgible stack

The recommended way to deploy applications. stack operates on a YAML file containing one or more canonical apiVersion: v3 Application documents.

`edgible stack deploy`

Apply or update applications from the file.

edgible stack deploy
edgible stack deploy -f infra/edgible.yml
edgible stack deploy --app api --dry-run

Flag	Description
`-f, --file <path>`	Stack file. Default `edgible.yml`.
`--app <name>`	Only deploy the named application from the file.
`--dry-run`	Validate and print the diff without applying.
`--skip-dependencies`	Don’t deploy applications listed in `dependsOn` first.
`--force`	Apply even when validation has warnings.

Remove applications declared in the file.

edgible stack teardown -f infra/edgible.yml
edgible stack teardown -f infra/edgible.yml --keep-dependencies

Flag	Description
`-f, --file <path>`	Stack file.
`--app <name>`	Tear down only the named application.
`--force`	Skip confirmation.
`--keep-dependencies`	Don’t recursively tear down apps that depended on these.

Show the live state of every application in the file.

edgible stack status -f infra/edgible.yml
edgible stack status --json

Flag	Description
`-f, --file <path>`	Stack file.
`--app <name>`	Limit to a single application.
`--json`	Machine-readable output.

Local schema and reference check. Does not require auth or organization.

edgible stack validate -f infra/edgible.yml

Use in CI to catch malformed YAML before it reaches the control plane.

Show what would change between the file and the current deployed state.

edgible stack diff -f infra/edgible.yml

Useful for code review and pre-deploy sanity checks.