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And so is all Github-dependent deployment...
by napsterbr 11y ago
And so is all Github-dependent deployment...
- diegorbaquero 11y agoGot here because of that haha, can't deploy. EDIT: Why downvote fellas?
- kuschku 11y agoDownvotes are most likely because – if you are already using git – you should just be able to switch over to a local repo?
- Sir_Substance 11y agoDepends how his deployment pipeline is plumbed in. If he's dependent on Travis for builds (for example), he can't just switch.
- kuschku 11y agoDepending on services from others for your own business without having a SLA is just a disaster waiting to happen. Along the lines of "two is one, one is none", anything that you don’t own or where you don’t have a SLA has to be considered not existing for a business.
- TeMPOraL 11y ago"Move fast and break things." Including your own bones. People are getting too spoiled by perceived reliability. Internet is not electricity yet. And especially third-party services on the Internet.
- Sir_Substance 11y agoTotally agree.
- dtech 11y agoBecause your comment adds nothing.
- random55643 11y agoIt adds something. It shows an example of an actual person affected by this. Yours here, however, I'm not sure what that adds :)
- zuppy 11y agoWe're using satis to create a mirror with all the required composer packages and we're deploying from there. https://github.com/composer/satis https://github.com/composer/satis The main reason that we switch to that was exactly to avoid deployment issues. Security is also a bonus (in case somebody modifies existing packages). Probably there are tools like this for all type of packages.