Maybe yes, but that is a bad developping habit... If you destroy your
prod/staging server what you do then?
What you could do is having a local copy that you push into prod/staging
when you tag a version in your vcs. You can use Fabric to automated your
deployment. The only thing you have to do a try/except for the db
connection string like this :
try:
if request.env.http_host.split(':')[1] == '8005':
raise error # To use shell in prod/staging environnement
elif request.env.http_host.split(':')[1] != '':
db = DAL('postgres://richard:[email protected]:5432/dbname',
migrate_enabled=False,
lazy_tables=True
)
except Exception, e:
db = DAL('postgres://richard:[email protected]:5432/dbname', pool_size=1,
migrate_enabled=False,
lazy_tables=True)
Richard
On Sat, Aug 2, 2014 at 7:29 AM, Giovanni Marchetto <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I've a question about developing web2py app on remote server with Pycharm.
> I've a professional license for Pycharm and a VPS where web2py run on port
> 8000. It is possible with Pycharm to developing the application using
> directly web2py server VPS? Thanks a lot.
> Giovanni
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