Deploying template doesn't let me define source repo, or set "priavte repository" anymore?
The screenshot with the red arrows is from a few weeks ago. The other one is from today. Did something in Railway change, or
How can I connect my railway project to github then? To get continuos integreation with automated build pipline when pushing to git?
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yes this has changed, I would highly recommend reading the changelogs railway puts out every Friday.
by default railway will no longer clone the GitHub repo into the users account, the user has to manually eject from the template by clicking the eject button in the service settings of the deployed template...
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yes this has changed, I would highly recommend reading the changelogs railway puts out every Friday.
by default railway will no longer clone the GitHub repo into the users account, the user has to manually eject from the template by clicking the eject button in the service settings of the deployed template
Hello Brody. Where can I find the changelog? And how do i eject? Would that be the "disconnect" button on the "source repo" ? How do I then connect it to my own repository after ejecting, so I can deploy changes by pushing to git?
changelogs here - https://railway.app/changelog
enable the eject feature here - https://railway.app/account/feature-flags
Thanks man! 😉 have a nice friday
you too
Argh.. this is unfortunate. when ejecting two services from the same upstream repo, they are put into two seperate cloned repos instead of a monorepository :/
interesting