deployment

问题 I am creating a react app that uses react router. I am using the router to match the paths like :/bankName-:credit and it works fine in local development. The only require path for my application is :/bankName-:credit and every other path will hit 404 . But when I deploy this app to netlify then for default it goes to / and shows a custom 404 . That's all good. But now if I try to go to /hdfc-500 then it gives a netlify not found message that page not found . I tried using _redirects as

问题 I am creating a react app that uses react router. I am using the router to match the paths like :/bankName-:credit and it works fine in local development. The only require path for my application is :/bankName-:credit and every other path will hit 404 . But when I deploy this app to netlify then for default it goes to / and shows a custom 404 . That's all good. But now if I try to go to /hdfc-500 then it gives a netlify not found message that page not found . I tried using _redirects as

问题 I am creating a react app that uses react router. I am using the router to match the paths like :/bankName-:credit and it works fine in local development. The only require path for my application is :/bankName-:credit and every other path will hit 404 . But when I deploy this app to netlify then for default it goes to / and shows a custom 404 . That's all good. But now if I try to go to /hdfc-500 then it gives a netlify not found message that page not found . I tried using _redirects as

问题 I have a react.js website with a backend in Node/express hosted on Azure, right now the project is monolithic, every time I do a change in the front or backend everything is redeployed in production. What I would like to achieve is to be able to deploy the frontend and the backend independently from one another whenever I push a change on github, but also if they are both affected deploy them together to avoid inconsistencies. Do you know some best practices or services to achieve this?

问题 I have a react.js website with a backend in Node/express hosted on Azure, right now the project is monolithic, every time I do a change in the front or backend everything is redeployed in production. What I would like to achieve is to be able to deploy the frontend and the backend independently from one another whenever I push a change on github, but also if they are both affected deploy them together to avoid inconsistencies. Do you know some best practices or services to achieve this?

问题 I have a resource group in azure which contains a Relay which contains a hybrid connection. I'm trying to deploy another resourcegroup containing a web app which should link the existing hybrid connection in the other resourcegroup. Performing this task in the azure portal is trivial but since I want to run "complete mode" during my ARM-template deploy I need to do this during deployment. I cannot find any good documentation for this and lots of answers seems outdated. Is this possible, and

问题 I have a resource group in azure which contains a Relay which contains a hybrid connection. I'm trying to deploy another resourcegroup containing a web app which should link the existing hybrid connection in the other resourcegroup. Performing this task in the azure portal is trivial but since I want to run "complete mode" during my ARM-template deploy I need to do this during deployment. I cannot find any good documentation for this and lots of answers seems outdated. Is this possible, and

问题 I have a resource group in azure which contains a Relay which contains a hybrid connection. I'm trying to deploy another resourcegroup containing a web app which should link the existing hybrid connection in the other resourcegroup. Performing this task in the azure portal is trivial but since I want to run "complete mode" during my ARM-template deploy I need to do this during deployment. I cannot find any good documentation for this and lots of answers seems outdated. Is this possible, and

问题 This is my first experience deploying a Flask web app to Azure. I followed this tutorial. The default demo app they have works fine for me. Afterwards, I pushed my Flask app via git. The log shows deployment was successful. However, when I browse the hosted app via link provided in "Application Properties", I get a 500 error as follows: The page cannot be displayed because an internal server error has occurred. Most likely causes: IIS received the request; however, an internal error occurred

问题 Im currently working on e2e test in Chrome Puppeteer. I am at the stage where it would be ideal to integrate my tests in the development process. What I want to accomplish is the following: my tests run automated before every deploy to production. If they succeed deployment goes through, if they fail deployment is canceled. I use a pipeline on gitlab to automate my deployment process. So my main question is how can I integrate my puppeteer tests into the gitlab-ci.yml file? 回答1: This might be