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Application should include a few additions that demonstrate the App Engine flex runtime, eg.
A static asset to serve to demonstrate that we default config.public_file_server.enabled to true via RAILS_SERVE_STATIC_FILES
Production configuration of secret_key_base configuration, eg. via SECRET_KEY_BASE in app.yaml or some other means
A working resourceful controller, eg. generated via rails scaffold post title body:text using Cloud SQL (extremely common Rails use-case :: database configuration can be replaced with any SQL database that the the user desires)
The README for this application should include all of the commands taken to create this application, beginning with rails new. Most of this information will be provided via documentation, which should be linked to from the README, but this application README should demonstrate the very few commands necessary to gcloud app deploy an application generated via rails new on the latest verion of Ruby on Rails
Tests should verify CRUD actions work on the deployed application
Possible directory location: rails/getting_started or ruby_on_rails/getting_started. When developers find this repository, I'd like "Ruby on Rails" to be immediately noticeable in the directories and READMEs. The ruby_on_rails directory should have a README directing users to our Rails documentation and Google App Engine flexible environment documentation for Ruby
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Add simplest possible Ruby on Rails application that successfully deploys to the Ruby runtime for Google App Engine flexible environment
This application will support documentation.
Application should include a few additions that demonstrate the App Engine flex runtime, eg.
config.public_file_server.enabled
to true viaRAILS_SERVE_STATIC_FILES
secret_key_base
configuration, eg. viaSECRET_KEY_BASE
in app.yaml or some other meansrails scaffold post title body:text
using Cloud SQL (extremely common Rails use-case :: database configuration can be replaced with any SQL database that the the user desires)The README for this application should include all of the commands taken to create this application, beginning with
rails new
. Most of this information will be provided via documentation, which should be linked to from the README, but this application README should demonstrate the very few commands necessary togcloud app deploy
an application generated viarails new
on the latest verion of Ruby on RailsTests should verify CRUD actions work on the deployed application
Possible directory location:
rails/getting_started
orruby_on_rails/getting_started
. When developers find this repository, I'd like "Ruby on Rails" to be immediately noticeable in the directories and READMEs. Theruby_on_rails
directory should have a README directing users to our Rails documentation and Google App Engine flexible environment documentation for RubyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: