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Hmmm...interesting, but it seems like this takes automation a bit far. I also use Git as a single developer on a project of mine, and I have staging and product
by ryanwaggoner 17y ago
Hmmm...interesting, but it seems like this takes automation a bit far. I also use Git as a single developer on a project of mine, and I have staging and production environments on my server, but I have simple deployment scripts that I run to update the changes on the server, clear any cache files, etc. It's not that much more complicated than what he does here, but it gives me the peace of mind of knowing that I can commit my changes without the world seeing them automatically.
- fizx 17y agoPresumably, he works in a branch.
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoActually, if you read the post, it's clear that he doesn't, unless he stripped all that out for the purpose of simplicity when explaining. But that's my whole point: doing this the right way is hardly more complicated.