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How do you manage different environments? #144

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max3903 opened this issue Jun 4, 2020 · 1 comment
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How do you manage different environments? #144

max3903 opened this issue Jun 4, 2020 · 1 comment
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max3903 commented Jun 4, 2020

A bit of context:

We have 3 Odoo v10 environments with Alfodoo and 1 Alfresco server.
During the implementation, we created one Alfresco directory for each Odoo database.
We have 1 DMS folder per partner.

Now that the project is live and on a support phase, we regularly copy the Odoo production database to the other environments (Test and QA).
After each copy, I change the initial directory on the backend configuration in Test (or QA):
Initial directory = prod to Initial directory = test

but it seems like each DMS folder still points to the original folder:
Partner record "John Doe" has his DMS folder in /prod/John Doe, instead of /test/John Doe.

Am I understanding this correctly? How do you handle this?

It sounds like we should:

  • set up 2 new Alfresco environments (QA and Test)
  • restore the whole setup (Alfresco DB + repo) every time we copy the Odoo database and
  • change the Alfresco URLs in the backend
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