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auto-deploy branch to public dir #2

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opened 2024-04-04 13:22:37 +02:00 by coderofsalvation · 0 comments
coderofsalvation commented 2024-04-04 13:22:37 +02:00
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btw. is the branch online somewhere? (I tried https://fabien.benetou.fr/pub/home/future_of_text_demo/list-engine)
I was thinking of the same issue with xrsh branches: I'm thinking of adding .forgejo/workflows/deploybranch.yaml to the repo which will copies files to /srv/www/{branchname} via a forgejo runner (as described in my vid)
:thinking_face:...that should work
...IF I modify the runner Dockerfile to mount /srv/www
..and expose it as a public webdir via nginx..
..hm will write an todo-issue about it

btw. is the branch online somewhere? (I tried https://fabien.benetou.fr/pub/home/future_of_text_demo/list-engine) I was thinking of the same issue with xrsh branches: I'm thinking of adding `.forgejo/workflows/deploybranch.yaml` to the repo which will copies files to /srv/www/{branchname} via a forgejo runner (as described in my vid) :thinking_face:...that should work ...IF I modify the runner Dockerfile to mount /srv/www ..and expose it as a public webdir via nginx.. ..hm will write an todo-issue about it
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