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Right now one must (presumably, as this is not documented anywhere) log into the webserver, and fetch/syncronize the repo used there with the one in git/github in order to make changes go live.
Instead this should be automated to happen automatically when making a tag/release.
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A possible approach here would to enable Travis CI, which would run a job on each change in git. This gives us a full Linux system, which we can use to do whatever is needed. For instance on tagged commits, run the commands needed to push/sync the live system.
Right now one must (presumably, as this is not documented anywhere) log into the webserver, and fetch/syncronize the repo used there with the one in git/github in order to make changes go live.
Instead this should be automated to happen automatically when making a tag/release.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: