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Pushing code to www.mozilla.org when needed
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Anthony Ricaud
Jul 24, 2012, 10:08:39 AM7/24/12
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Hello everyone,
As of this morning, we now have the ability to push code to production
for www.mozilla.org whenever we need. Yeah ! \o/ We're using a system
called Chief.
If you have a feature that has to go out
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So far, I'm the only one that has a password for this. So if you need a
push, either tell me on IRC (Rik on #www) or assign me the bug where a
push is needed.
One detail, for new pages on the Bedrock platform, we still need help
from the IT group to remove the /b prefix. So remember this when you
want to see your feature online.
If you're submitting some code to Bedrock
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I think we'll push at least once a day. That means anything that is in
master should be ready to be deployed.
If you'd like to push yourself, you'll need to have an LDAP account (so
Mozilla employees only for now, sorry) and a password for Chief. So open
a bug to get the password and we'll discuss it. One thing to note is
that if you ask for the permission to push code, you also take
responsibility of the things that could happen with such a push.
As of this morning, we now have the ability to push code to production
for www.mozilla.org whenever we need. Yeah ! \o/ We're using a system
called Chief.
If you have a feature that has to go out
----------------------------------------
So far, I'm the only one that has a password for this. So if you need a
push, either tell me on IRC (Rik on #www) or assign me the bug where a
push is needed.
One detail, for new pages on the Bedrock platform, we still need help
from the IT group to remove the /b prefix. So remember this when you
want to see your feature online.
If you're submitting some code to Bedrock
-----------------------------------------
I think we'll push at least once a day. That means anything that is in
master should be ready to be deployed.
If you'd like to push yourself, you'll need to have an LDAP account (so
Mozilla employees only for now, sorry) and a password for Chief. So open
a bug to get the password and we'll discuss it. One thing to note is
that if you ask for the permission to push code, you also take
responsibility of the things that could happen with such a push.
Anthony Ricaud
Jul 25, 2012, 10:56:18 AM7/25/12
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Forgot one detail. If you need to know what is deployed at any time, you
can go check https://www.mozilla.org/media/revision.txt
It contains the git revision currently deployed.
can go check https://www.mozilla.org/media/revision.txt
It contains the git revision currently deployed.
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