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Would there be a way of, let's say, pushing a file or folder up or down the list of changed files to upload? In my case a assets.json file contains references to other assets from which the filenames have changed. Since assets.json is placed on a higher level, in the list of all uploads, the assets.json file gets uploaded first referencing to non existing files until all assets are uploaded. In this case I would want to move that single assets.json to the bottom of uploadable changed files, so that the assets get uploaded first and after assets.json gets changed.
Thanks a lot for the work, guys.
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PS: To complete, these assets get built using webpack, and are not part of the repo, we add them using .git-ftp-include. So in reality these assets get built, using different filenames for each of them (for cache bursting), the old ones don't get deleted, git-ftp just uploads the built ones, which is perfectly fine, but if assets.json gets changed first, assets.json references to assets that are non existing for as long as all built assets are not uploaded yet.
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Would there be a way of, let's say, pushing a file or folder up or down the list of changed files to upload? In my case a assets.json file contains references to other assets from which the filenames have changed. Since assets.json is placed on a higher level, in the list of all uploads, the assets.json file gets uploaded first referencing to non existing files until all assets are uploaded. In this case I would want to move that single assets.json to the bottom of uploadable changed files, so that the assets get uploaded first and after assets.json gets changed.
Thanks a lot for the work, guys.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: