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Gitlab pages - Incremental deploy
2019 Community Moderator ElectionGitLab CI keeps using docker while shell runner is specifiedGitlab CI how to deploy an application via SSHGitlab-CI, Deploy MySQL / PHP Website locallygitlab-pages: artifact is not unzipped, how to get logs ?Gitlab: publish html reportGitlab CI - Publish Failed Test Results to PagesKeep gitlab CI/CD variables secret in public repositoryTagging a Docker image with auto incremented global version in Gitlab in yamlHow to make (where to find) scripts for GitLab CI to run GitLab pages?How does Gitlab's “pages” job work internally?
In gitlab pages, public directory content seems to be cleaned at each deployment. In some cases, I would keep existing files and add another ones.
Do you know if it is possible to incremental deploy pages with gitlab ci?
gitlab gitlab-ci gitlab-pages
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In gitlab pages, public directory content seems to be cleaned at each deployment. In some cases, I would keep existing files and add another ones.
Do you know if it is possible to incremental deploy pages with gitlab ci?
gitlab gitlab-ci gitlab-pages
asked Mar 6 at 13:20
B3nB3n
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In gitlab pages, public directory content seems to be cleaned at each deployment. In some cases, I would keep existing files and add another ones.
Do you know if it is possible to incremental deploy pages with gitlab ci?
gitlab gitlab-ci gitlab-pages
asked Mar 6 at 13:20
B3nB3n
565
In gitlab pages, public directory content seems to be cleaned at each deployment. In some cases, I would keep existing files and add another ones.
Do you know if it is possible to incremental deploy pages with gitlab ci?
gitlab gitlab-ci gitlab-pages
gitlab gitlab-ci gitlab-pages
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B3nB3n
565
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The public folder is not cleaned during each deployment.
However, most repositories do not actually have a public folder, it is instead created only dynamically during CI/CD. These dynamically created contents are not kept between deployments.
Simply store all files you want to keep between deployments in your repository. This can be in a folder called public in the root of your repository. This way, you will not have to move the files during CI/CD. Just make sure you do not overwrite/move/delete the files during within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
Of course, you can also store the files anywhere else in your repository and just move them to the right location under public/ within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
answered Mar 6 at 16:27
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The public folder is not cleaned during each deployment.
However, most repositories do not actually have a public folder, it is instead created only dynamically during CI/CD. These dynamically created contents are not kept between deployments.
Simply store all files you want to keep between deployments in your repository. This can be in a folder called public in the root of your repository. This way, you will not have to move the files during CI/CD. Just make sure you do not overwrite/move/delete the files during within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
Of course, you can also store the files anywhere else in your repository and just move them to the right location under public/ within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
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The public folder is not cleaned during each deployment.
However, most repositories do not actually have a public folder, it is instead created only dynamically during CI/CD. These dynamically created contents are not kept between deployments.
Simply store all files you want to keep between deployments in your repository. This can be in a folder called public in the root of your repository. This way, you will not have to move the files during CI/CD. Just make sure you do not overwrite/move/delete the files during within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
Of course, you can also store the files anywhere else in your repository and just move them to the right location under public/ within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
answered Mar 6 at 16:27
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The public folder is not cleaned during each deployment.
However, most repositories do not actually have a public folder, it is instead created only dynamically during CI/CD. These dynamically created contents are not kept between deployments.
Simply store all files you want to keep between deployments in your repository. This can be in a folder called public in the root of your repository. This way, you will not have to move the files during CI/CD. Just make sure you do not overwrite/move/delete the files during within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
Of course, you can also store the files anywhere else in your repository and just move them to the right location under public/ within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
answered Mar 6 at 16:27
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The public folder is not cleaned during each deployment.
However, most repositories do not actually have a public folder, it is instead created only dynamically during CI/CD. These dynamically created contents are not kept between deployments.
Simply store all files you want to keep between deployments in your repository. This can be in a folder called public in the root of your repository. This way, you will not have to move the files during CI/CD. Just make sure you do not overwrite/move/delete the files during within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
Of course, you can also store the files anywhere else in your repository and just move them to the right location under public/ within your .gitlab-ci.yml configuration.
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