Waymark / Routes / fly.io Create and configure a new Fly.io app from source or an image with fly launch
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Documented steps Authenticate (fly auth login). Run `fly launch` from the app source root. It scans the code, generates a Dockerfile/fly.toml, and prompts for name/org/region. Skip interactive prompts with explicit flags: --name <app>, -o <org>, -r/--region <code>, --generate-name. Deploy from an existing Docker image with `fly launch -i <image-ref>`. Limit to scaffolding only (no deploy) with --no-deploy, then deploy separately with `fly deploy`. Create a new app from a GitHub template repo with `fly launch --from <repo-url> --into <dir>`. Output config in JSON/YAML with --json or --yaml. Docs: https://fly.io/docs/flyctl/launch/ Known gotchas `fly launch` deploys by default unless you pass --no-deploy; use --now to skip confirmation prompts on deploy. It runs an interactive scanner; for CI use fully-flagged, non-interactive invocation (name/org/region/no-deploy). The generated Dockerfile may need tweaks for monorepos or unusual build steps. Options after `--` are forwarded to the language-specific Dockerfile generator.
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