Publish a new release of RadGrad
Once RadGrad is running on a server, you can follow these steps to update it with a new release.
Obtain the mup.js and settings.js files
If you are not the person who originally set up the server, you will need to obtain the production mup.js and setting.js files, which contain the credentials for the server.
Once you have those files, put them in the .deploy directory.
Update settings.json
Next, check to make sure that your settings.json and mup.js have the correct values for this release.
If you are planning to load a new snapshot of the database, then you will need to follow the instructions to reset the production DB.
If you are just deploying an updated version of the code, then you shouldn't reset the database.
Perform quality assurance
Before making a new release, consider running the tests and check that they all pass.
Deploy to production
Once you have completed quality assurance and have assured yourself that the code is ready for deployment, you can deploy as follows:
You should check the logs after deploying:
Commit files with version info to GitHub
Note that the mup deploy command changes several files to record the version number. Please commit those changes to GitHub. If you indicate the release number in the commit message, it will be a little easier to figure out the code corresponding to the release later.