Deploy to github
When creating an opensaas project, should i deploy every folder separately with their own repository? Or just one repo that regroup them all?
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, I can offer some guidance on deploying an OpenSaaS project, though the information is not specifically about GitHub deployment. Here's what we can infer:
If you need more specific guidance on GitHub repository organization for OpenSaaS, you might want to consult the OpenSaaS documentation or reach out to the Wasp community for best practices.
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, I can offer some guidance on deploying an OpenSaaS project, though the information is not specifically about GitHub deployment. Here's what we can infer:
- The OpenSaaS template consists of two main parts: the SaaS application and the blog/documentation.
- For deployment, it's recommended to deploy these parts separately:
- The SaaS portion is typically deployed to a platform like Fly.io
- The static blog/docs portion is recommended to be deployed to a platform like Netlify
- Regarding repository structure, while there's no explicit mention of how to organize the GitHub repository, the separation in deployment suggests that you could potentially have separate repositories for the SaaS application and the blog/docs.
If you need more specific guidance on GitHub repository organization for OpenSaaS, you might want to consult the OpenSaaS documentation or reach out to the Wasp community for best practices.
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PI meant in github
Pthe app, blog, e2test
P1 repo or differents repos for each of them?
MI'd say - it's up to you if you want to keep everything in one repo (it's often called monorepo) or if you want to have a repo per each "app". We are used to using monorepos for Wasp and I believe @Vinny (@Wasp) and many other @Wasp Expert use a monorepo for their Open Saas apps
