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#19

· deverman opened

on May 26, 2025

document health checkpoint at the very least on disco.json reference page

#17

· gregsadetsky opened

on Apr 21, 2025

update django postgres instructions to use postgres:create instead of all of the instructions to create a good enough postgres db..!

#16

· gregsadetsky opened

on Apr 12, 2025

have an example showing a two phase dockerfile - js part that runs npm run build to build static files, and then a second image which imports those files and runs a flask server (serving the static js files)

#15

· gregsadetsky opened

on Apr 4, 2025

how to make it more obvious that you don't need to use "disco deploy"?

#14

· gregsadetsky opened

on Feb 8, 2025

have a gitlab example

#13

· gregsadetsky opened

on Jan 18, 2025

fix django deployment instructions

#12

· gregsadetsky opened

on Dec 24, 2024

update instructions re: windows based on 7-zip experience

#11

· gregsadetsky opened

on Dec 24, 2024

Have a next example

#10

· gregsadetsky opened

on Nov 21, 2024

https://docs.letsdisco.dev/get-started/set-up-your-app does not state that the app domain should be pointe to by a domain

· gregsadetsky opened

on Nov 13, 2024

in https://docs.letsdisco.dev/get-started/set-up-your-server guide, we ask people to give us github access but what if they don't have a repo yet

· gregsadetsky opened

on Nov 13, 2024

flask + vite example that integrate correctly together

· gregsadetsky opened

on Sep 12, 2024

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document health checkpoint at the very least on disco.json reference page

update django postgres instructions to use postgres:create instead of all of the instructions to create a good enough postgres db..!

have an example showing a two phase dockerfile - js part that runs npm run build to build static files, and then a second image which imports those files and runs a flask server (serving the static js files)

how to make it more obvious that you don't need to use "disco deploy"?

have a gitlab example

fix django deployment instructions

update instructions re: windows based on 7-zip experience

Have a next example

https://docs.letsdisco.dev/get-started/set-up-your-app does not state that the app domain should be pointe to by a domain

in https://docs.letsdisco.dev/get-started/set-up-your-server guide, we ask people to give us github access but what if they don't have a repo yet

flask + vite example that integrate correctly together

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