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Where do i access the files uploaded through running gcloud app deploy?
I may want to remove some files i uploaded too. How do i do that?
You can't really select files to delete. The app is uploaded as a package to Google App Engine so we can serve your App Engine out. If you want to delete files, you will simply have to upload a new version without those files and then delete the old version.
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I am using the NodeJS16 runtime on my Google App Engine application. I want to customise the steps the GAE NodeJS runtime is taking in Cloud Build. Is there any way this can be done?
I didn't seem to find anything as such.
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I’ll actually give a better explanation as to what I want to do. I have a NodeJS application which is being built using ‘npm run build’. The files are then zipped and deployed to Google App Engine. I want Google App Engine to directly run ‘npm start’ and not build the application once again. Since the node_modules and everything are already there.
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i am triying to pull a branch in my local but i didn't have the same data like in github repository, in the terminal, says: Already up to date.
For examples in my github repository, i have a file named data.json, the content of this this is not the same as the data.json i have in my local repository.
Here is the github link : https://github.com/Meriemu/TestCaseLvmh/blob/feature/slider/public/data.json
And here is a screnshot of my local data :
You see to have the public/data.json from commit ded8223
Check what git status tells you, as well as git branch -avv, in order to double-check where you are in this repository history.
i found it,
actually i was in a gitlab repository and not github, that's why. i had to remove the origin and re-add it and pull the branch. My answer could help others, maybe...
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Goal:
I want to deploy a MERN stack application for people to use it.
Problems faced with directory structure:
On the web I found some people telling that the React app should live inside the views folder which is inside my backend. Others say that the front-end and back-end must be completely two separate folders and that they must live in the main application folder.
Troubles before deployment:
The React app has its own node modules and the express app has its own. Also, both have their own localhost domain. Even the MongoDB database has its own domain. Should each of these be deployed separately?
Confusions with choosing the right service/services for deployment?
What should I choose for my purpose: Netlify, Heroku, Firebase App Engine, etc...
Two options will work for you but I recommend that you should use two separate folders.
The server folder and view folder can be at the same level.
In the root folder in your project, you will have the server and view folders at the same level, which means you will have one package.json file in your root folder.
So you don't have to deploy each of those separately.
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I deployed a website built using react. That site's is kbucard.com.
The problem is, if I search my web on google, like 'kbucard.com', then I can find it but my website's name is just "React App" and my website's description is "Web site created using create-react-app".
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I already changed title tag and meta tags in index.html and I used react-helmet and also I installed babel-polyfill but nothing worked. I deployed this web on our university computer, used nginx and jenkins.
Please help me resolve this problem. Thank you in advance.
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Android Studio before 0.4.4 had a Maven project that had utilities to upload and update App Engine code (including Cloud Storage endpoints).
In version 0.4.4 opening Maven Projects shows "no Maven projects"
How can I get App Engine code up to the cloud?
So one way to do this would be from the command line using the maven command line tool (http://maven.apache.org/run-maven/). Another option to say in the IDE would mean a little more work, but you might try loading up the Maven project in Intellij Community Edition and see if you can get it to work from there. Android studio is moving away from supporting maven projects and the cloud tools are transitioning to using Gradle for their build.