GitHub Repository Created
-- We have created a new GitHub repository in your GitHub account.
-- The application code will be pushed to this repository in a few seconds.
-Checking Deployment Status
-- Once the application code is pushed, new workflows will be triggered to test and deploy the application
-to Fly.io. You can check the status of the same on the GitHub repository's actions page.
-Next Steps
-- Wait for the workflows to complete:
-- Workflow to run tests and verify the build (approx. 2 mins).
-- Workflow to deploy the application to Fly.io (approx. 8 - 10 mins).
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-- Once the "Fly Deployment Pipeline" completes. Please follow the below steps to access your application:
-- Click on the "Fly Deployment Pipeline" action.
-- Click on "onetime_app_setup" job.
-- Click on "Deploy wasp application to fly" step.
-- Scroll all the way to the bottom, you will see a sentence "Client has been deployed! Your Wasp
-app is accessible" in the logs. Click on the link next to it to access your application.
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-- Adding the fly.io configuration files:
-- The above workflow might have also created a pull request in your GitHub repository
-to update the fly.toml configuration files.
-- Go to the Pull requests tab in your repository and merge the PR named "Add Fly.io configuration files".
-You will be needing this to deploy your application to Fly.io in the future.
-Need Help?
-- If you encounter any issues or need assistance, please reach out to us on discord.
-
We've automated the application generation and deployment process so you can focus on building your application
-without worrying about deployment complexities.
+ const cancelButtonRef = useRef(null);
+ const isDeployment = type_name === 'deployment';
-The deployment process includes:
-- Automatically creating a new GitHub repository with the generated application code in your GitHub account.
-- Automatically deploying the application to Fly.io using GitHub Actions.
-Prerequisites:
-Before you begin, ensure you have the following:
-1. GitHub account:
-- If you don't have a GitHub account, you can create one here.
-- A GitHub personal access token. If you don't have one, you can generate it by following this guide.
-Note: The minimum required scopes for the token are: repo, workflow, read:org, gist and user:email.
+ useDeploymentInstructions(updateExistingModel, type_name, setInstructionForDeployment);
+ useEscapeKeyHandler(cancelButtonRef);
-2. Fly.io account:
-- If you don't have a Fly.io account, you can create one here. Fly provides free allowances for up to 3 VMs, so deploying a Wasp app
-to a new account is free but all plans require you to add your credit card information
-- A Fly.io API token. If you don't have one, you can generate it by following the steps below.
-- Go to your Fly.io dashboard and click on the Tokens tab (the one on the left sidebar).
-- Enter a name and set the Optional Expiration to 999999h, then click on Create Organization Token to generate a token.
-Note: If you already have a Fly.io account and created more than one organization, make sure you choose "Personal" as the organization
- while creating the Fly.io API Token in the deployment steps below.
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