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Deploy via GitHub Actions

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Create a GitHub Actions workflow the runs on pushes to a branch named production. This workflow should deploy the production environment of the worker to Cloudflare.

As a follow-up, once this initial workflow has been created, duplicate it for a branch named staging, and have it deploy the staging environment of the worker to Cloudflare.

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

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MattIPv4commented, Oct 10, 2021

Alternatively, you could change the Webpack script to inject the full env, and then just use the environment directly without the .env file: https://github.com/MattIPv4/DNS-over-Discord/blob/6c457254930c705b347fa8ab69589b7fb7bfcd0d/webpack.config.js#L15

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MattIPv4commented, Oct 10, 2021

Yes, the .env file will need to be created. And yeah, building it from GitHub Secrets seems like the best approach

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