Standalone apps can be moves to dev using a gulp command. You will just have to ensure that your .env file will point to the right folder, then just browse the URL and you’re done (see example below)
For QA deployment, there is also a Gulp command involved, that will pack all your app in a ZIP file. We have then to go through an email request to Webmaster, and they will deploy the app.
Step by step procedure
package.json
Make sure your package.json has the right flag “isEmbedded": false
Set-up the deployment on a Mac
Mount network folders
In terminal, run cd /Volumes && ls -la. It will list the folders inside /Volumes
If you already have your inet mounted for netshare, you should see it. There should NOT be any inet-1 folder (unless you previously mounted it)
In terminal, run ls -la and you should see both inet and inet-1 . The first is the inet from netshare and the other one is from was-intra-sit.toronto.ca
.env file
Once your folders are mounted right, you need to change your project’s .env file to point it to inet-1.
Set your development deploy path as DEV_DEPLOY_PATH=/Volumes/inet-1/insideto-secure/docs/webapps/<your app name>
Set your QA deploy path as QA_DEPLOY_PATH=/Volumes/inet-1/insideto-secure/docs/webapps/work/YourName/
Save your file
Set-up the deployment on PC
Mount network folders
Create a new network drive from \\was-intra-sit.toronto.ca\inet\insideto-secure\docs\webapps\ and assign a letter (example:X)
.env file
Set your development deploy path as DEV_DEPLOY_PATH=x:\<your app name>
Set your QA deploy path as QA_DEPLOY_PATH=x:\work\YourName