deployment

问题 this is probably a newbie question, but I couldn't find any answers to it here or on angular documentation. Let's say I have a simple Angular application (the hero editor from the angular.io tutorial for instance) that I want to distribute without yet knowing under which path it will run on my webserver. It could be under: http://host.domain/foo/myapp/ http://host.domain/foo/bar/myapp/ etc... you get the idea Put differently, I'd need the generated sources (the index.html and its angular

问题 this is probably a newbie question, but I couldn't find any answers to it here or on angular documentation. Let's say I have a simple Angular application (the hero editor from the angular.io tutorial for instance) that I want to distribute without yet knowing under which path it will run on my webserver. It could be under: http://host.domain/foo/myapp/ http://host.domain/foo/bar/myapp/ etc... you get the idea Put differently, I'd need the generated sources (the index.html and its angular

问题 We are developing a spring based web application that needs to be deployed in various of environments: 1) developers local machines in order to develop new features \ fix bugs etc. 2) QA Env#1 - for the QA team to test our releases 3) QA Env#2 - for the QA team to test our releases 4) QA Env#3 - for the QA team to test our releases 5) Production Now, each deployment for one of these environments requires to fill a properties file, this file contains many parameters : 1) tomcat ips 2) mysql ip

问题 We are developing a spring based web application that needs to be deployed in various of environments: 1) developers local machines in order to develop new features \ fix bugs etc. 2) QA Env#1 - for the QA team to test our releases 3) QA Env#2 - for the QA team to test our releases 4) QA Env#3 - for the QA team to test our releases 5) Production Now, each deployment for one of these environments requires to fill a properties file, this file contains many parameters : 1) tomcat ips 2) mysql ip

问题 I'm using PyGObject/GTK+ with Python3.7 on Windows and is worried about how to package my app. With official Python ecosystem, it's easy to use freezers and venvs. However, the PyGObject and GTK+ on Windows requires the MingW environment to run. Does this mean that I have to package the entire MingW, along with GTK+? How should I freeze the app? 回答1: Since no one cares soon enough, I'll report my findings here. The short answer, as of the date I write this post, is: The PyGObject eco-system

问题 My ReactJS app always crashes whenever I npm install any module. You can reproduce the problem by doing this on the terminal. create-react-app [name of project] cd [name of project] git init heroku git:remote -a [name of heroku app] git add . git commit -m "init" git push heroku master You will see that everything works fine, but try this afterwards. npm install react-dom (or any package/modules. Using --save also produces the same error) git add -u git commit -m "new module" git push heroku

问题 I'm currently working in an environment where I define the rules for a lot of people. We currently use Hudson and Artifactory, and I want to evaluate if the switch to Jenkins and Nexus are worth the migration cost (but this is not the question). To eval it, I have setup Maven, Jenkins, and Nexus locally, and I try to find a setup to use as much of the previous setup, so that I can compare the solutions. The problem here is: When I use an existing POM and build and deploy it through Jenkins,

问题 I'm currently working in an environment where I define the rules for a lot of people. We currently use Hudson and Artifactory, and I want to evaluate if the switch to Jenkins and Nexus are worth the migration cost (but this is not the question). To eval it, I have setup Maven, Jenkins, and Nexus locally, and I try to find a setup to use as much of the previous setup, so that I can compare the solutions. The problem here is: When I use an existing POM and build and deploy it through Jenkins,

问题 I'm currently working in an environment where I define the rules for a lot of people. We currently use Hudson and Artifactory, and I want to evaluate if the switch to Jenkins and Nexus are worth the migration cost (but this is not the question). To eval it, I have setup Maven, Jenkins, and Nexus locally, and I try to find a setup to use as much of the previous setup, so that I can compare the solutions. The problem here is: When I use an existing POM and build and deploy it through Jenkins,

问题 I am aware of the heroku pg:push command which pushes an entire database up to Heroku. Now that I am launching my product, I would like to be able to push up only a specific table that contains information collected locally without overwriting existing tables (such as users). Is there a command that enables me to only push specific tables to heroku? 回答1: My suggestion is to use PostgreSQL dump/restore capabilities directly using the pg_dump and psql commands. With pg_dump you can dump a