Does anyone know if there is a last Deployment tracked in SC?
Kevin
Does anyone know if there is a last Deployment tracked in SC?
Kevin
hi, just curious, can’t your check files last modified date/time in the production server?
at least see some file that is static and wasn’t changed since last deployment
Yea
That would be fun
110 applications
Think big picture
[QUOTE=Kdriscoll;24582]Yea
That would be fun
110 applications
Think big picture[/QUOTE]
If you always deploy your main application then you only need to check one. I thought it was a good idea actually.
Albert
If I deployed all apps at same time
Why would I care about last deployed?
And why would I deploy 109 unchanged apps
Was hoping sc put that in the db somewhere
Since I can’t read Portuguese I can’t tell what tables and columns are in the db
Kev
well, if you mean sc_apps then you can simply sort, any server will allow that…
if you mean 110 projects, then you must be having good business and keep a track of your projects, a simple excel sheet or google drive doc will do.
sc is a tool on a pc/server than can be broken anytime and re-installed again from scratch for any reason… or you have upgrades/ new versions so you work on them for new projects!! you can also add a small note for yourself in the project description with each deploy/major change… that area remains in the project itself
that is only my opinion
cheers
Could be an interesting feature. like indpeendent version number for applications.
Meanwhile, if you deploy complete, you cant track by project version number.
I don’t deploy unchanged apps. I only wrote that if you always deploy your main application (the one you startup with) and your changed applications you can check the main application. That’s all. And I still think that it would work although it’s a work-around.
BTW, I now only deploy to a server folder while developing and it has saved me lots of time. That way, I can increment my project more often to track changes, then regenerate and deploy to folder all in a minute for 250+ apps.
Only use zip deploy to freeze a production install.
For me, app level tracking would probably scramble my remaking brain power
Peace, Jamie