Hey, all.
In the past my git-based DSpace workflow was this: our DSpace git
repository had 'development' and 'production' branches, and I maintained
two config files, dev_dspace.cfg and prod_dspace.cfg. When redeploying
my web apps I simply specified which config I want to use, for example:
sudo ant -Dconfig=../../prod_dspace.cfg update
This made it easy to maintain one code base for different environments,
as well as keeping our configuration changes out of git; keeping our
changes outside of dspace.cfg makes it easier to merge patches from
DSpace master, as well as have less headaches between dev/prod environments.
With DSpace 1.8 the main DSpace config file has been split into several
subsections and my workflow is now broken. Not only do my changes
diverge from upstream, I can't maintain dev/prod configs in one code
base. I could commit my config changes to git, but then I'd have to
worry about passwords and other internal information getting into our
public github. I could maintain two separate git checkouts, but that
seems like a waste. Trying to establish the path of least resistance,
some sort of a balance between ease of use and git-admin fu. :)
How are other people handling this?
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Alan Orth
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http://alaninkenya.org
http://mjanja.co.ke
"I have always wished for my computer to be as easy to use as my
telephone; my wish has come true because I can no longer figure out how
to use my telephone." -Bjarne Stroustrup, inventor of C++
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