Closed luchiniii closed 3 years ago
Hey @luchiniii, the local path should always be relative to your git repository, and not an absolute path.
If your git repository is on the nodejs
folder, try leaving the local path empty – so the entire nodejs folder will be uploaded.
But honestly, I haven't done much testing on Windows, but I know that @joncys fixed a few bugs so it should be working fine. Let me know if changing this local path works for you.
Yes, I was able to deploy using the latest (1.2.0) version on Windows with no problems. You probably just have to change the local path to be relative, rather than absolute.
Though, for a fun fact, I was able to deploy nothing but a .rev
file (since no other files were found because of global - local mismatch) even when entering the local path as a global reference.
I got the same issue on OS X with almost the latest version of everything:
Using this config file :
dev:
scheme: ftp
host: host.com
port: 21
user: bar
pass: foo
check: true
path:
local: "public/wp-content/themes/8wordpress/"
remote: "wp-content/themes/8wordpress/"
But it's stuck at Checking revisions...
when I do a dploy dev -c
Hello
I´m trying to deploy a git project from my windows pc, and I'm getting:
Checking revisions...
And then, nothing.
I guess it could be the path to local repository, all the examples you have are made for linux or mac, I think, but what about windows, I'm using
C:\Users\luipalme\Documents\GitHub\nodejs
as local path. Can this be the problem?
thanks for reading