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They don't really need to add anything, because you can just use a GitHub Action that run "flyctl deploy". Here is Fly.io's guide to the 15 lines of YAML you ca
by benhoyt 4y ago
They don't really need to add anything, because you can just use a GitHub Action that run "flyctl deploy". Here is Fly.io's guide to the 15 lines of YAML you can use to do that: https://fly.io/docs/app-guides/continuous-deployment-with-github-actions/ https://fly.io/docs/app-guides/continuous-deployment-with-gi...
- MarkSweep 4y agoIf any Fly.io people are reading: this page has Git merge conflicts in it currently. Search for <<< on the page.
- yencabulator 4y agoWhat's really needed for this to be good is API tokens scoped to something significantly less than "anything my account can do". Fly devs have confirmed this is in the works, think macaroons. The only defense here is that Fly isn't the only party being incredibly sloppy with their API keys. Cloudflare is just as bad.