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Add updating instructions for manual installations #14
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You may want to add a line as a reminder to restart the process also, since if the server is already running in the background or is being managed by a process manager a simple |
Good call! LMK if a9ea0fa is what you were thinking. |
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yup!
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4. Copy your server's IP and port into CrewLink settings. Make sure everyone in your lobby is using the same server. | |||
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1. Navigate to the directory containing the CrewLink server. |
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1. Navigate to the directory containing the CrewLink server. | |
1. Navigate to the directory containing the CrewLink-server codebase. |
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yarn install | ||
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4. Restart the server (if running). |
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Command(s) to run for this?
This pull adds instructions on how to automatically update the code from the repo on the server. It also addresses #12.
Perhaps a future to-do would be to add detection within the code to check to make sure the repo code/packages are all up-to-date and write to the server log if not.