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Sorry for the late response @BenMorganIO, I use development mode all the time to test push data to wombat. Can you share some more details? What kind of failure did you experience?
Thanks!
Currently unable to provide detailed steps as my trial has expired.
Here's what I'm getting at though:
Is there a way for a user to have 2 Wombat accounts? One for Testing and one for Live/Production? This way I can push data up from development/testing to Testing and not have it appear on Production.
Yes Ben, that's very common setup. You should be able to push data from your development env though.
On 11 Jul 2014, at 09:06, "Ben A. Morgan" notifications@github.com wrote:
Currently unable to provide detailed steps as my trial has expired.
Here's what I'm getting at though:
Is there a way for a user to have 2 Wombat accounts? One for Testing and one for Live/Production? This way I can push data up from development/testing to Testing and not have it appear on Production.
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Yes it is possible to have a production and staging wombat account. This is really more a question for wombat support https://support.wombat.co/hc/en-us/requests/new than an issue with this github project so going to close out the issue now.
I decided to create a dummy store with the two week trial on Wombat. I discovered that the only way to test out if my data hits Wombat (thought
bundle exec rake wombat:push_it
) was to get it to mimic production (RAILS_ENV=production
).Is there a way to get Wombat to push development data to one store for development purposes?