git-deploy | lightweight continuous deployment tool | Continuous Deployment library
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An ultra-lightweight continuous deployment tool packaged as a git plugin
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QUESTION
I deploy a web app to Azure App Service using zip-deploy:
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Answered 2019-Apr-26 at 01:35I don't think this will work. The zip file that gets created I think isn't mountable for Kudu. I did create a github issue (see https://github.com/dotnet/cli/issues/11254) though but since there are other methods, such as Azure local git, I'm not sure when this issue will get resolve.
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We have a CI workflow that is bitbucket (using pipelines) push to an Azure webapp using their KUDU build service. However, almost every time that runs, we get a git error:
! [remote rejected] testing -> master (unable to migrate objects to permanent storage)
If i run the exact same commands from a local copy of git it works fine every time. from Bitbucket, sometimes it works, but very seldomly.
the command we run: git push https://XXX:XXXX@Webappurl.scm.azurewebsites.net/reponame.git testing:master
I've also tried adding -f
Seems several people have had this problem, here, here, and here. But no answers. Doing a push manually from local git for each CI build is not ideal. Any ideas? My Web app has plenty of storage and not sure how to check any further permission issues.
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Answered 2019-Feb-05 at 22:04I resolved this issue by adding clone settings in Bitbucket pipelines. I am not sure why this works but I added it before to resolve this but removed it awhile back. I started getting this issue again, so adding it resolved the problem. But warning is that this may slow down your deployments by a bit as git will do a full clone on the pipelines container. Here is my bitbucket-pipelines.yml config snippet. It just pushes to azure deployment git url. Adding the "clone depth: full" resolves it for me:
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I'm trying to set up a system that automatically pulls and compiles on a remote server when I push to a repository on GitHub. I've found a number of very useful things in getting this working, but I'm stuck with the last step: executing my task, gulp --dist
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I'm using this excellent PHP script to trigger the pull, which works great. I've forked that repository in order to try to add an additional option, AFTER_PULL
, which executes a shell command after pulling finishes. Here's my modification (also below). In config.php, I'm setting the following:
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Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 20:35Use the full path to node binary:
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Install git-deploy
If you don't already have one, you need to create a Makefile in the root of your repository. This Makefile should have a target named git-deploy that does whatever you need to do to deploy your code. This will be run on the remote server after your repo is checked out by git-deploy.
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