Multidomain / shared codebase deployment

What is it?

The shared codebase is a project structure that allows multiple projects to share the same codebase. This is useful for projects that have similar requirements and can benefit from a common set of components and functionality. Examples of these projects are Reesink, Napa multidomain and Provalliance Multidomain.

How to release?

When in doubt, check the `history` of a server with the command `history`.

Shared codebase deploy

1. Go to Rootnet and search for the project, look for: ProjectName + Shared
2. Copy the ssh path
3. cd [projectname] i.e. cd provalliance
4. git pull for new changes
5. yarn to install packages (if needed)
6. yarn build:customization to build cms
7. exit

Project CMS deploy

1. Go to the Rootnet project for the specific CMS . e.g. go to CMS Napa France
2. Copy ssh path
3. pm2 kill
4. pm2 start ecosystem.config.js && pm2 save to start the CMS
5. exit

Project Frontend deploy

1. Go to the Rootnet project for the shared frontend. e.g. Provalliance webhook
2. Copy ssh path
3. cd public_html and run git pull to get the latest changes
4. yarn to install packages (if needed)
5. Build the frontend with yarn build:web
6. Restart the server with supervisor commannd i.e. supervisorctl -c /etc/projects/supervisor/[PROJECT_NAME].conf restart all to restart the frontend
7. exit