I have three use cases: - Git revision: When my build server finishes running tests, it deploys code. Since commits can occur during testing, HEAD may not necessarily be the revision that was tested and needs to be deployed. Previously I passed -S revision=<git-sha> to ensure only tested code was deployed. We used -S tag when deploying to production. - API Versioning: My API versions live on different branches of the same repository and are deployed to different locations. For example, v1 lives in the api/v1 branch and is deployed to /var/www/api-v1. In Capv2, I passed -S version=1 to set the version. - Elasticsearch Index Naming: My deployment of ES indices relies on knowing the index name. Since we have indices named based on our customers' names as well as a build number (e.g. acme_186), I need to be able to pass in -S customer=acme -S build_number=186.
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