Aspire deploy query, can you specify which project(s) to deploy

[mip1983]

Hi there, I'm trying out the aspire cli and deploy. It's something I've wanted to look at, but now hit a wall with azd complaining about more than 64 outputs in main.bicep at the provisioning step, I'm seeing if it's gets around that.

Is there a way with aspire deploy to tell it a specific project or projects to provision? Not AppHost project, but like with azd you could say like 'azd deploy my-api' and it would just do that one, I can't see a way to do that with the aspire deploy command?

It unfortunately can take 30-40 mins to do a build on a blazor web app with wasm/aot, and I've got a number of web projects, so don't really want to deploy everything + sink if I just want to update a function app.

[aidasofialily-cmd]

Hi, I have a build argument I would like to pass in to Aspire for a ASP.NET project.
This build argument (for the sake of the argument let's call it /p:DONOTDISTURB), will be tied to a build constant, so that I can turn off certain parts of the code using #if / #endif preprocessor directives.
However, I see no way of pushing this build argument in the Aspire AppHost?
Reviewing the code it doesn't seem possible. Is this something you have thought about adding?

Thanks!

[aidasofialily-cmd]

Hi there, I'm trying out the aspire cli and deploy. It's something I've wanted to look at, but now hit a wall with azd complaining about more than 64 outputs in main.bicep at the provisioning step, I'm seeing if it's gets around that.

Is there a way with aspire deploy to tell it a specific project or projects to provision? Not AppHost project, but like with azd you could say like 'azd deploy my-api' and it would just do that one, I can't see a way to do that with the aspire deploy command?

It unfortunately can take 30-40 mins to do a build on a blazor web app with wasm/aot, and I've got a number of web projects, so don't really want to deploy everything + sink if I just want to update a function app.

by @mip1983

[mip1983]

Answer in case anyone lands here: Yes you can with 'aspire do. You can execute any particular pipeline stage.

Find out what your stages are:

aspire do diagnostics

Execute a stage:

aspire do deploy-my-api

[More examples](aspire do diagnostics)