Is there a way to deploy an artifact as a bundle using Artifactory's rest api? I cant find it in the docs but seems unreasonable to enable only from the ui...
If you mean bundle as in zip (archive) and deploy the zip and extract it in Artifactory rather than deploying each file, you can use Deploy Artifacts from Archive REST API.
If this isn't your use-case, kindly elaborate.
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i Already hosted a Web page Project to Filebase console using firebase deploy comment , How can i Download the Project files Now ?
firebase deploy
You can not download the project files...
That you can download is the data/files you have stored in your realtime database or firestore database.
You can switch between deploys as well, you can roll back to older deploy or to the newer depending of your needs, but you can not download any of it.
There is no blanket "code pull" from Firebase, so you will need to take a different approach for each product.
Product
How to get the code/data
Hosting
There is no API to get your hosted files back from Firebase, but you can usually get pretty close by crawling the site. See Pull lost code from Firebase Hosting deployment
Realtime Database
You can either use one of the SDKs, use the REST API (for small databases this may be as simple as adding .json to the end of the database URL), or you can set up automatic backups and get the data from there.
Firestore
You can either use one of the SDKs or REST API here too, or you get export through the console or gcloud CLI as explained here
Authentication
You can export all your users through the Admin SDK or the Firebase CLI
Cloud Functions
The closest you can get here is to copy/paste the code from the Google Cloud console as explained here: Get code from firebase console which I deployed earlier
I have uploaded some symlink to Artifactory, but when I get it from Artifactory it's file, not the symlink.
I expect to get the symlink from Artifactory.
Please give me some suggestions.
Artifactory does not natively support symlinks, and the REST API and web UI can't support them because HTTP doesn't support them. To upload and download symlinks, you need to use the JFrog CLI, and you need to pass the --symlinks option.
I'm doing a web site deployment in azure with bit bucket source.
When I do the deployments I can see always its building the source,
Actually that is not required to me, because it is a Kentico 10 web site (.Net website project).
How do i avoid building while source deployment/ pull the latest from bitbuckt ?
You should stop using continuous integration process in bitbucket and hook your own process to do a xcopy (preferably delta) to target website folder.
Using the OOB tools it is not possible to deploy without a build. So you can do a few things:
FTP
Visual Studio publish
command line copy after a successful build locally.
Another setup could reduce the number of builds you have when deploying but will still build the solution, more branches in Bitbucket.
You could continue to use CI but make sure you hook your environments to proper branches so they only deploy when you perform a merge into that branch.
How do i avoid building while source deployment/ pull the latest from bitbuckt ?
You could check the deployment details under "DEPLOYMENT > Deployment options" as follows:
And you could leverage KUDU and check the auto-generated deploy.cmd file under D:\home\site\deployments\tools\deploy.cmd.
For your requirement, I would recommend you customize your deploy.cmd file, and put .deployment and deploy.cmd files into your Bitbucket repository. For a simple way, you could just download your current deployment script and modify the scripts under the Deployment section, you need to remove the script for building your solution and just leave the script for kudu sync, and you need to modify the value for the -f option from "%DEPLOYMENT_TEMP%" to "%DEPLOYMENT_SOURCE%" when invoking the %KUDU_SYNC_COMMAND%. Details you could follow Custom Deployment Script.
If you want to deploy the full content of your repo with no build or transformation at all, just set SCM_SCRIPT_GENERATOR_ARGS=--basic in the Azure App Settings. This will force the script generator to treat is as a 'basic' site, and won't do any build.
See wiki for more info.
I want to try the demo for polymerfire in firebase. To get it run locally I followed these steps. But what exact steps do I need to do to get it to run in firebase?
I figured firebase init and firebase deploy should be run but the browser only displays errors in the console. Must the polymer project be build in a certain way and what should the firebase "public" folder be?
All files from public folder will be deployed to your Firebase static web hosting, so you can access them though your Firebase hosting address like https://projectname-5gek53.firebaseapp.com/. This allows you to upload your web app.
You build your polymer app (I guess you need to run polymer build). You drag all files generated as production build to your public folder. Next, you run firebase deploy and after deployment process your app will be accessible from your hosting address as I mentioned above.
Edit: Polymerfire demo is actually not that simple to export, but I found a really nice tutorial step-by-step from Google Codelabs here is a link Build a Progressive Web App with Firebase, Polymerfire and Polymer Components
I just installed a new version of the polymer cli and Firebase cli. When I do a Polymer build, no build/bundled or build/unbundled is created.
I do get a build/default, which I can run with a firebase serve and a firebase deploy. So something has changed recently. just fyi
I understand Firebase Hosting is for, well, Hosting code files.
However, is there a way that I can ignore certain dependencies during deployment, but have Firebase run an install (like bower install) of them when the deployed code hits the server?
I don't think you can run any further deployment tasks on server when deploying to Firebase storage.
I would use Gulp/Grunt build task which can run prior to deployment and replace all bower_dependencies with its CDN alternatives. This will save you some storage on the hosting as well as speed up your site a bit...
Alternatively you can use Gulp/Grunt to build your own dependecies from bower components which can be deployed to the server.