Setting up the CLI (flyctl) presents a page with the following content:
# Clone our hello world app
git clone https://github.com/fly-apps/hello-fly.git
# Go to the directory
cd hello-fly
# Deploy to the world
fly launch --now
However, the docs suggest this app should have a /:your_name route: https://fly.io/docs/getting-started/launch-demo/#5-visit-your-app ... unless the hellofly Docker image and the hello-fly repo are for some reason different apps?
(For the avoidance of doubt: this repo does not contain the route suggested in Visit Your App -- it 404s.)
It might be useful to unify this behaviour to avoid confusion. The "deploy your first app" docs direct the user to clone this repo based on the CLI setup, so I doubt I'm the only person who's been confused by this.
Setting up the CLI (
flyctl) presents a page with the following content:However, the docs suggest this app should have a
/:your_nameroute: https://fly.io/docs/getting-started/launch-demo/#5-visit-your-app ... unless thehelloflyDocker image and thehello-flyrepo are for some reason different apps?(For the avoidance of doubt: this repo does not contain the route suggested in Visit Your App -- it 404s.)
It might be useful to unify this behaviour to avoid confusion. The "deploy your first app" docs direct the user to clone this repo based on the CLI setup, so I doubt I'm the only person who's been confused by this.