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License the software with the GNU AGPLv3+ with the exception of the
'aquatic-prime' and 'paddle' libraries and 'aquatic-prime' binary, which
are licensed under the GNU GPLv3+.
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To deploy, run
$ make deploy
This checks prerequisites and runs `scripts/deploy.sh`.
Makefile:
Include a new target that builds the Rust binaries for Linux using
Docker.
The script `rsync`s the website files to the server, moves some files
around on the server, and runs the database migrations.
Currently I'm getting an error at the database migration stage, as it
seems I can't use `UTC_TIMESTAMP()` as a default column value. Need to
correct that to get a clean deployment.
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Add a new variable for the regular database URL, and move the existing
one, which includes the `tcp(hostname)` format to `GO_DATABASE_URL`. We
need to keep the existing one for use with the 'migrate' command, but I
want a regular database URL to be able to use inside the main web
program.
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Wrap all `migrate` subcommands. Turns out we do need the `-path`
argument for the other commands. Doesn't appear to work correctly for
`create`, but for the others it works fine.
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Wraps the `migrate` command (https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate).
The command requires you to pass in a bunch of shell options that should
be constant for an application.
Encode those constants in this wrapper function. Now all you need to do
is run:
$ migrate migration_name
and the correct migrations will be generated.
The migrations get created in the current directory. I tried passing
-source file://migrations
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-source file://./migrations
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-path migrations
but no combination seemed to put the generated migration files in the
migrations/ directory. Settled on moving the files manually in the
helper function.
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Use 'migrant' for migrations (https://crates.io/crates/migrant).
TOML config file generated and modified from `migrant init`.
Database connection parameters should be passed in though environment
variables, hence the '.env.sample'.
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