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Thanks. I guess you do continuous integration manually running tests, if there is no build server to pull latest commit on your repo and run tests?
by tsenkov 13y ago
Thanks. I guess you do continuous integration manually running tests, if there is no build server to pull latest commit on your repo and run tests?
- smanuel 13y agoIt's custom code which pulls the latest commit when github hook hits the endpoint. It's... a few lines of code. It's only me working on this so I run the tests before each push but I guess running the tests on the staging env will be like a few more lines of code. I s'pose at some point I'd want to keep test results and I'll need a build server. May be. Forgot to say that I also deploy everything on heroku (for free) as a staging environment (before pushing to production). heroku + mongolab + redis to go. ah yes, and new relic for monitoring what's happening on live.
- tsenkov 13y agoThanks for your detailed answers.