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Line 1: {{Hacking OpenHatch}} This page is now included in our project package, and is automatically generated by sphinx at openhatch.readthedocs.org: [http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/advanced/deployment.html Deployment] ~~This is a quick-and-dirty page explaining how to deploy new versions of the OpenHatch code.~~ ~~== Prerequisites ==~~ * You must be part of the [[Login team]] (so your SSH key is available in Gitorious and you're in the openhatch-committers group, and also that your SSH key is in the deploy@linode.openhatch.org account's .ssh/authorized_keys) * You must be at a computer with that SSH key * Deploying takes about 3 minutes, maybe less if things go well. ~~== How the deploy script works ==~~ ~~You need to have these programs installed: '''ssh''', '''git'''.~~ ~~The script does two things:~~ * Push your current git HEAD onto origin/master. * SSH to the linode, and runs mysite/scripts/deploy_myself.sh which updates the site. ~~== Recommended way to use the deploy script ==~~ * Make sure .git/config says that the ''url'' for ''origin'' is: ~~git@gitorious.org:openhatch/oh-mainline.git~~ * <code>git fetch</code> # get the latest * <code>git checkout origin/master -b deploy_me</code> # create a deploy_me branch * Then get the patch file with e.g. wget, and do * <code>git am /path/to/the/patch.file</code> # Import the patch into current branch, probably called deploy_me * Then "git log" and sanity-check it * If you like it, do ~~cd mysite~~ ~~./scripts/deploy~~ * It's really important to make the separate branch so that you don't accidentally push random local work into the live site.