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Create a simpler deployment process #1030

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michplunkett opened this issue Aug 21, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1064
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Create a simpler deployment process #1030

michplunkett opened this issue Aug 21, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1064
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What issue are you seeing?

We currently put all changes to the develop branch, merge the changes we want into main, create a tag on main, and then merge that back into develop. Since we are making use of squash-commits, each commit to develop is a discrete feature, and ALL commits are approved by at least one person, I'd propose that we just create tags off of develop. This way we could make our process one step as oppose to four highly redundant steps.
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Deploy to prod on tag creation #1064
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Deploy to prod on tag creation (#1064)
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## Fixes issue
#1030

## Description of Changes
Previously a push on the main branch triggered a deploy to prod. In the
future, creating a release will trigger that push.
The change is already built in a way that we can delete the main branch
and rename the develop branch to main as a next step (once we confirmed
everything works).
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