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Live demo doesn't work
When I click the live demo I get this:
"This site can’t be reachedtypescript-node-starter.azurewebsites.net’s server IP address could not be found. DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN"
This is the same issue from Oct 24: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript-Node-Starter/issues/243
We should probably remove this? Or automate it via GitHub Actions?
We should probably remove this? Or automate it via GitHub Actions?
@orta I could work on the Azure app deployment (Azure/webapps-deploy) with a GitHub Actions workflow. It will need Azure Publish Profile secret configured in this GitHub Repository. Is that something that can be configured?
We should probably remove this? Or automate it via GitHub Actions?
@orta #268 should solve it.
It's down again :(
It is still down.
Related PR: #302
It's still not working.
Over 9 months to fix a url in a README doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. Can anyone fix this issue before it's first birthday?
We're having this issue over like a year and a half now, so why can't just a maintainer push this project to a service like Heroku? It could be done under half an hour and would end all this mess.
Over 9 months to fix a url in a README doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. Can anyone fix this issue before it's first birthday?
Uhm, we already hit its first birthday. We're approaching its second birthday. 😂
Almost forgot to wish this issue a happy birthday 🎂
Pushing it to some random service is always the easy quick answer but three times now it has gone down for whatever reasons, and someone's moved it to another server. I couldn't find access to any of them in azure. So, I've removed all the references to a demo link in the README.
@orta That's the fix, remove the links? MS owns github now... isn't it possible to get it running on a GhPages branch and provide even more value to those cloning this starter repo?
@orta That's the fix, remove the links? MS owns github now... isn't it possible to get it running on a GhPages branch and provide even more value to those cloning this starter repo?
The issue is that GitHub Pages can only serve static pages.
How about Azure?
@orta That's the fix, remove the links? MS owns github now... isn't it possible to get it running on a GhPages branch and provide even more value to those cloning this starter repo?
The issue is that GitHub Pages can only serve static pages.
One option is to add a mongo-dump step to create a JSON file and allow it to be served static? If the problem is that it's a kitchen sink starter kit that can neither be reliably demonstrated, nor reliably hosted by the creators' own cloud service - maybe it requires some non-trivial redesign.