new app.toml and extension
my gadget directory did not have any app.toml file so I created one using and linked it to my development app in partners. Then I also created an extension for that app . How do I know that when I deploy the app from gadget, then all this configuration will happen in my production app with the extension being created and available to use and all.
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Hello,
Gadget doesn't handle any writes to Shopify for you. That includes using the Shopify CLI. If you want to make sure that you deploy things to Shopify properly, you should probably write a GH action that will run while you merge. I would recommend taking a look at our CI/CD docs for examples and looking at Shopify's CLI token docs
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Thats wrong
We don't deploy extensions to production for you
okay I removed the extension for now and I have two toml files. One is shopify.app.toml file which is linked to my production app and one is shopify.app.development.toml. currently i am not deploying using shopify cli but i still need to deploy my gadget app to production and I am scared ir will break something
is there not a ggt cli command that can help us get a ggt managed toml file
cus i noticed the contents of a ggt managed toml file in a new app i just made is different from what I get when i link a shopify config
should I edit the the toml file generated by the shopify cli to match the structure of a ggt managed toml file?
as of now i ma not deploying the extension but I definitely will by tomorrow
hey need guidance on it
The toml file we generate on app creation is just a base file. We don't necessarily manage the toml file.
okay since i am making an extension i am using shopify managed installation hence i changed the app url in the toml file as instructed in the Gadget docs but the gadget editor shows a warning. Should I simply ignore it?
You need to change it in your connection too
alright