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If you have code that needs to compile, pull in packages, load configuration or for any other reason can't just run in production from a clean checkout, then th
by gregmac 8y ago
If you have code that needs to compile, pull in packages, load configuration or for any other reason can't just run in production from a clean checkout, then the proper way is to go through a CI server (teamcity, Jenkins, Travis, etc), and have a script that gets from your clean checkout to a package/zip that runs in production.