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> rsyncing to a running Tomcat installation You can delete while resync'ing but I guess the issue is not in resyncing itself, but rather in the disempowerment
by sam_lowry_ 2y ago
> rsyncing to a running Tomcat installation
You can delete while resync'ing but I guess the issue is not in resyncing itself, but rather in the disempowerment of individual contributors.
You could have argued to add --delete for your case, as well as requesting a shutdown before and a start after, but I guess explaining this to countless morons is too much to ask from a humble developer.
OTOH, this resyncing story probably means that you were allowed to choose the wrong development framework to start with. Because resyncing PHP is much more reasonable.
- willtemperley 2y agoNo the issue was files cached in memory. No amount of deleting from the file system is going to delete files cached by the servlet, which is why the servlet itself needs to be restarted.