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I've been testing Git for deployment by adding a remote location that is setup as --bare to my local environment and using git to push! I found about git-deploy recently and installed right away. While testing it, I noticed that a /deploy directory isn't created. Why would that happen if I followed the tutorial ? Something going wrong ?
Thanks for looking!
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Ok, I found the problem! I had a file called "deploy", my old bash script that I use to do all the operations to deploy my app. So, when running "git deploy init" nothing happened - I don't think this is a problem, as it's my fault - but would be nice if "git deploy" warned the user if the files can't be created!
Thanks a lot for your attention!
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HI,
I've been testing Git for deployment by adding a remote location that is setup as --bare to my local environment and using git to push! I found about git-deploy recently and installed right away. While testing it, I noticed that a /deploy directory isn't created. Why would that happen if I followed the tutorial ? Something going wrong ?
Thanks for looking!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: