Hi there, Since most of my clients choose for a cheaper shared hosting solution and therefore I never have SSH access on the production server, I added ftpush to my grunt build command in the previous roots versions: Add ftpush to Grunt Watch? Now with the new Sage I’m looking for the same setup i…

Vinyl-ftp seems to work just fine, with the following additions to my gulpfile.js: // ## Globals ... var gutil = require('gulp-util'); var ftp = require('vinyl-ftp'); ... // ### Vinyl FTP gulp.task('deploy', function() { var conn = ftp.create( { host: 'ftp.mydomain.com', …

Additional question; What advantages does a Bedrock stacked WP site have if you can’t deploy to a production server with Capistrano due to a lack of SSH access? And if I manually FTP my Bedrock structure over to my production server, which files and folders are actually being used? Are these enough…

Hey Twansparant, Thanks for your sharings on this! If I want to just run gulp for the local files without a deployment, what task would I run? As I don’t really want to upload all files each time I run gulp… Or once I’ve done the initial upload will it just upload changed files? Cheers, J

[image] jakus: Thanks for your sharings on this! If I want to just run gulp for the local files without a deployment, what task would I run? Good question, which I haven’t figured out yet unfortunately… In previous versions, you just ran gulp build but in Sage just gulp also runs the build t…

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Deploy to production server on shared hosting with gulp with FTP

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Twansparant September 16, 2015, 1:51pm 7

Solution: Run task only on gulp --production