In the Waypoint web ui, I create a new project, and am greeted with a page that says:
There are no applications in this project yet
To create your first application, run waypoint init from the CLI
Makes sense. Then I head over to “Manage settings”. I fill out the “Git settings” and then go down to the “Waypoint.hcl settings”, select Waypoint server and paste the following into the text area:
project = "test-project"
runner {
enabled = true
poll {
enabled = true
}
data_source "git" {
url = "git@bitbucket.org:sunsparc/test-project-for-waypoint.git"
path = ""
key = <<EOF
-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
<snip>
VGhpcyBpcyB0aGUgbnVueWEgYml6bmlzcyBwcml2YXRlIGtleS4=
<snip>
-----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
EOF
}
}
app "webapp" {
build {
use "docker" {}
}
deploy {
use "docker" {}
}
}
Finally, I click “Apply” and am taken right back to the initial project page with the same message:
There are no applications in this project yet
To create your first application, run waypoint init from the CLI
The waypoint.hcl that I just submitted in the settings obviously had an app block. Yet the server tells me that there is no project. The documentation indicates that the only required sub-stanzas are: build and deploy. Both of those stanzas only require the use parameter. The Docker plugin has no required parameters. So my waypoint.hcl configuration seems like it should be completely legitimate for setting up a basic project for taking the system for test drive.
What did I miss?