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Publish to multiple targets in one step #406

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eyeseast opened this issue Mar 10, 2016 · 1 comment
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Publish to multiple targets in one step #406

eyeseast opened this issue Mar 10, 2016 · 1 comment

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@eyeseast
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I run this a lot:

$ tarbell publish && tarbell publish production

That generates the site and uploads it to my staging bucket, and then regenerates it again and uploads to production.

This is slow, and it also creates an extra copy of the site in my /tmp directory. It's not eating a ton of disk space, but it's more than necessary. It would be nice if this worked:

$ tarbell publish staging production

This could generate a single copy of the site, then upload those same files to both staging and production.

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eads commented Mar 11, 2016

Oh, that's a lovely idea.

On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 4:10 PM, Chris Amico [email protected]
wrote:

I run this a lot:

$ tarbell publish && tarbell publish production

That generates the site and uploads it to my staging bucket, and then regenerates
it again
and uploads to production.

This is slow, and it also creates an extra copy of the site in my /tmp
directory. It's not eating a ton of disk space, but it's more than
necessary. It would be nice if this worked:

$ tarbell publish staging production

This could generate a single copy of the site, then upload those same
files to both staging and production.


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