S3 upload automation #1564
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I can't actually comment on how this works, but why don't we use an existent action? |
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Not sure what "an existent action" is or refers to. |
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https://github.com/marketplace?type=actions&query=s3 or another search should give more insight. |
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I believe this is not necessary anymore, too bad because its a cool solution |
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Context
After a discussion with @jdorfman, we'd like to leverage using Github as the source of truth for automated syncing of cdn files to S3. This is to ensure prompt release of new files, as well as remove any question about state.
Solution
Leverage existing ops automation, from https://github.com/jmervine/bootstrapcdn-ops. Wrap it in a Docker image for execution and use CI to automate via Github Actions.
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