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Where is config.json?
See original GitHub issueIn the docs you mention a config.json file, but when I cactus create <foo>, there is no config file created. Where does it go?
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Hey @fedelibre
You can actually set
"provider"in your configuration to use one of the other supported deployment engines, which currently include"aws"(S3),"rackspace"(cloud files) and"google"(GCS).Adding other providers is rather simple, but so far no one has worked on Webfaction or (s)ftp.
Cheers,
@krallin Great, thank you!