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Ian
Ian

Reputation: 519

HTML5 Boilerplate, git prime/hub deployment and ant build for performance - what's the workflow?

I've been working on a new responsive design and have been using git in a prime/hub setup (see A web-focused Git workflow).

I'm getting to the point in my project where I want to start using the optimizations in html5bp's ant build script. But I'm unclear on the workflow when one is using git.

Do I code on whichever machine I'm using at the time, run ant build locally, then commit the files and push to my server? Do I code, commit, push and then have the post-update script run the optimizations remotely on the server?

Just confused as to what the workflow should be.

Thanks.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 151

Answers (1)

roblarsen
roblarsen

Reputation: 452

Simple answer: commit changes and then run a build on the server.

Obviously the details are more complicated than that, and would depend on your environment, but it's just much nicer/cleaner to keep the build (and associated artifacts) outside of your source control. The one thing you do need to maintain is the ability to test, locally and on a staged environment the output of minification/concatenation/build script magic.

Upvotes: 2

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