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create-ads-front-dev

v1.2.0

Published

Alpine store management in webflow

Readme

README

This README would normally document whatever steps are necessary to get your application up and running.

What is this repository for?

  • Quick summary logic.
    • dev branch is use by developpers.
    • test branch is use by opex team to test feature on test-open.bonanza.co
    • master branch is use by production.

How do I get set up?

  • Deployment instructions
    • Pass the code from dev branch into the test branch with git merge --no-ff and merge into the master branch and mimified code.
      • instructions:
        • git add [$FILE]
        • git commit -m "$MESSAGE" [$FILES]
        • git push origin dev
        • Change the imported script from Bitbucket with the good one branch (custom code tab on webflow setting) and publish on dev-opex.bonanza.co on webflow.
        • git checkout test
        • git merge dev --no-ff
        • git push origin test
        • Change the imported script from Bitbucket with the good one branch (custom code tab on webflow setting) and publish on test-opex.bonanza.co on webflow.
        • git checkout master
        • git merge test --no-ff
        • mimify the index.js code
        • git push origin master
        • Change the imported script from Bitbucket with the good one branch (custom code tab on webflow setting) and publish on test-opex.bonanza.co on webflow.