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Better Documentation #1

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brown7477 opened this issue Nov 14, 2023 · 2 comments
Open

Better Documentation #1

brown7477 opened this issue Nov 14, 2023 · 2 comments

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@brown7477
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Is it possible to get better instructions to use this?
I have been trying to create some projects with wasp and they seem to never work properly so I figured I would try this approach.
I have a CapRover server setup but not exactly sure how to proceed.
Some video updates would be incredible.

@Martinsos
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Hey @brown7477 ! This is very new and @infomiho will be able to help you out the best since he created this repo.

I am curios regarding never being able to make Wasp apps work properly -> you are probably referring to Wasp apps created via usemage.ai, correct? These, if not quite simple apps, will almost always have some mistakes in the due to GPT, so they are really most useful as starting point for your app and you are supposed to fix them and take it away from there. In the future we hope to make Make smarter, but for now, for a bit more complex apps, it works best as a "smart" project starter.

@brahyam
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brahyam commented Aug 9, 2024

For anyone landing here looking for clues to how use this action:
I managed to use it to deploy my wasp saas project with some tweaks.

  • Init a normal wasp saas
  • Create a personal access token classic that can read images from your github registry
  • Add github registry to caprover (under cluster tab)
  • Because Im using wasp saas my app is under /app folder so I needed to navigate to this folder before starting deployment so I forked this action to add that line. if thats your case use brahyam/deploy-to-caprover-action instead of wasp-lang/deploy-to-caprover-action
  • add the workflow meantioned in this repo's readme to your project.
  • commit / push
  • check the status in your caprover. (you can see errors/info messages in deployment tab using the small dropdown that says: "View Build Logs"

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