deployment

问题 After all my research I am still unable to find a proper documentation for deployment of app in app store without using expo. The application runs fine in debugging mode and other testing device the only problem being is deployment. Thought I have already found an article called Deploying a React Native App for iOS in medium but the problem is its incomplete and already outdated. I already have setup environment in App Store . Please feel free to guide me I am willing to try any step. 回答1:

问题 I'm trying to use Capistrano 3 to deploy a Rails 4 application. #config valid only for Capistrano 3.1 lock '3.1.0' set :application, 'testapp' set :scm, :git set :repo_url, 'git@bitbucket.org:sergiotapia/testapp.git' set :user, "deploy" # The user on the VPS server. set :password, "hunter2$$" set :use_sudo, false set :deploy_to, "/home/deploy/www/testapp" set :deploy_via, :remote_cache set :pty, true set :format, :pretty set :keep_releases, 1 set :rails_env, "production" set :migrate_target,

问题 I’ve been working on a cloud based (AWS EC2 ) PHP Web Application, and I’m struggling with one issue when it comes to working with multiple servers (all under an AWS Elastic Load Balancer). On one server, when I upload the latest files, they’re instantly in production across the entire application. But this isn’t true when using multiple servers – you have to upload files to each of them, every time you commit a change. This could work alright if you don’t update anything very often, or if

问题 I am creating a desktop app that needs to install an SDF file to the SpecialFolder.CommonDocuments folder ( C:\Users\Public\documents in Win 7). In a Visual Studio desktop Deployment Project, how do I specify this folder in the File System Editor? I tried creating a custom folder in the File System Editor and pointing it to the CommonDocuments folder in the Properties pane, like this: Unfortunately, that specification won't build. I don't want to hard-code a folder path, since it varies

问题 Our product is an ASP.Net web application. Currently, we use Web Site Projects in Visual Studio, but have been looking into using Web Application Projects for quite some time. I am currently researching them so that we can hopefully improve our deployment process. We have a base web site that is shared and common between different clients, and then we extend that with client-specific functionality in client Web Site Projects. The client projects extend base, and therefore rely on its contents

问题 I imported a Java Web application from Sourceforge, and I did three working weeks efforts to get rid off all red crosses attached to the project name and packages, but now I couldn't make the application run on my Eclipse & tomcat6 developing environment. In project properties when I tried to set the Deployment Assembly, the dialog box showed: the currently displayed page contains invalid values. And in the error log, I found when I click the Deployment Assembly, The following error message

问题 My app is on Engine Yard services and I need to set the environment variables to work with my secret id and password. Somebody know how I can set each variables? What is the best way to do this? 回答1: I've just managed to set environment variables for my application running on Unicorn. Open /data/{app_name}/shared/config/env.custom and edit it to look like this: export SECRET_ID=yourid export SECRET_PASSWORD=yourpass Restart unicorn /engineyard/bin/app_{app_name} reload If you are using

问题 I have a developer unlocked Lumia 635 just yesterday updated to Windows 10 Mobile Technical Preview (OS version: 10.0.12562.84 ). After creating "Blank App (Windows Universal)" targeting Windows Phone 10 in Visual Studio 2015 RC and tried to deploy it to the device (and have changed configuration to ARM for that exactly purpose) I've got this error: Error : DEP0001 : Unexpected Error: A Prerequisite for an install could not be satisfied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80073CFD) After quick look

问题 I want my application to be distributable as a single .exe file but I want to be able to get nice error reports with source code line numbers (the application simply sends email with exception.ToString() and some additional information when unhandled exception occurs). Is there any way to embed .pdb into assembly? 回答1: Use MiniDumps instead of "exception.ToString()". It will give you a lot more information and does not need the .pdb to be distributed with the .exe. Useful Link: Post-Mortem

问题 I want my application to be distributable as a single .exe file but I want to be able to get nice error reports with source code line numbers (the application simply sends email with exception.ToString() and some additional information when unhandled exception occurs). Is there any way to embed .pdb into assembly? 回答1: Use MiniDumps instead of "exception.ToString()". It will give you a lot more information and does not need the .pdb to be distributed with the .exe. Useful Link: Post-Mortem