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- data/README.md +24 -6
- data/lib/parity/backup.rb +13 -1
- data/lib/parity/environment.rb +7 -55
- data/lib/parity/version.rb +1 -1
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data/README.md
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Install
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On macOS, this installs everything you need:
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brew tap thoughtbot/formulae
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brew install parity
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heroku
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pg_restore
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On macOS, these programs are installed
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as Homebrew package dependencies of
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the `parity` Homebrew package.
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development restore-from production
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* Note that the `restore` command will use the most recent backup (from _staging_ or _production_). You may first need to create a more recent backup before restoring, to prevent download of a very old backup.
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staging restore development
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and migrate and restart the dynos if necessary:
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production deploy
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Deploy the current branch to staging:
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staging deploy
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production migrate
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staging migrate
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pr_app 1234 migrate
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production tail
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Use [redis-cli][2] with your `REDIS_URL` add-on:
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The scripts also pass through, so you can do anything with them that you can do
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with `heroku ______ --remote staging` or `heroku ______ --remote production`:
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* There is a `config/database.yml` file that can be parsed as YAML for
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`['development']['database']`.
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Pipelines
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If you deploy review applications with Heroku pipelines, run commands against
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those applications with the `pr_app` command, followed by the PR number for your
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application:
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data/lib/parity/backup.rb
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wipe_development_database
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def wipe_development_database
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def delete_rails_production_environment_settings
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"\"DO $$ BEGIN IF EXISTS "\
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"(SELECT 1 FROM pg_tables WHERE tablename = 'ar_internal_metadata') "\
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"THEN UPDATE ar_internal_metadata "\
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def restore_to_remote_environment
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data/lib/parity/environment.rb
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def initialize(environment, subcommands, app_argument: "--remote")
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def run
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summary: Shell commands for development, staging, and production parity.
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