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Deployment

We will be using several environments:

Staging environment

On this environment, we don't use Docker and deploy directly to Vercel in order to ease the development experience during the development phase.

Prerequisite

You need to add a remote to your git repository:

git remote add vercel git@github.com:Weegle99/Geotrek-rando-v3.git

We performed a fork of Geotrek-rando on a personal account to benefit from Vercel free tier.

Deploy

The staging deployment is automated upon pushing on the Vercel remote. Therefore you can deploy the current available version on the main branch by:

  • Pulling the latest main branch from origin:
git checkout main && git pull origin main
  • Pushing it to the Vercel remote:
git push vercel main

Production environment

We deploy a new packaged image on the registry.

Prerequisite

You need to have Docker installed.

You need to have access to the GeotrekCE organization.

You need to have permissions on the Geotrek-rando-v3 packages -> go to this url.

Build the image

  • Merge all the changes you want to include on the main branch
  • Check the number of the current version on the package repository
  • Checkout main locally and pull
  • cd frontend
  • Build the new image
docker build -t ghcr.io/geotrekce/geotrek-rando-v3/geotrek-rando-prebuild:latest -t ghcr.io/geotrekce/geotrek-rando-v3/geotrek-rando-prebuild:{NEW_VERSION} .

The "t" option is used to tag the image

Deploy to the Geotrek registry

First you'll need to have a Github personal access token with access permission to create packages. See this documentation if you don't manage to do it on your own.

  • Push the new image on the Github package repository
docker push ghcr.io/geotrekce/geotrek-rando-v3/geotrek-rando-prebuild:latest && docker push ghcr.io/geotrekce/geotrek-rando-v3/geotrek-rando-prebuild:{NEW_VERSION}
  • Go on the package repository to check that the new image is online

Pull the container on your machine and run it

Follow the steps described in the install on your own machine documentation.