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15 years ago it was common to deploy web applications as live SVN repositories with a hidden path executing 'svn update' on manual http request. Not quite the
by zeroq 2y ago
15 years ago it was common to deploy web applications as live SVN repositories with a hidden path executing 'svn update' on manual http request.
Not quite the 'push deploy', but that was the way apps were developed back in the days, and for some reason I still prefer that approach. Commit, test, and at one point manually nominate and deploy stable version.
- eastbound 2y agoYes, when we didn’t want a build machine, we’d just build in production. Isolating production with no unauthorized binary (like Alpine) was a long path away…
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- rmbyrro 2y agoYou can do that in the git push by having a separate "stable" branch and linking deployment to it.