docs: show how to set the app name with --app in the deploy tutorial#3316
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The deploy command tutorial only showed the interactive deno deploy flow and never mentioned the --app flag, leaving users unsure how to set the application name (the successor to the Deploy Classic project name) from the CLI. Closes #2751
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The deploy command tutorial
only demonstrated the interactive
deno deployflow ("select theappropriate options when prompted") and never mentioned the
--appflag.A user asked whether setting the project name from the CLI is still
possible (#2751) - it is, it's now
--app <name>, the successor to theDeploy Classic project name.
This adds a short note in the deploy step showing
deno deploy --app my-app-nameand linking to thedeno deployreference for the full flaglist.
Closes #2751.