git archive is neat indeed, though I prefer to actually have a CI on the other end and take care of deploying the application for me. If you use AWS's Elastic Beanstalk, you can create a zip and deploy with eb deploy (although afaik it already creates a zip out of your git repo by using git archive)
I didn't know about subversion, it's a neat feature actually, does git have something similar without a zip?
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git archiveis neat indeed, though I prefer to actually have a CI on the other end and take care of deploying the application for me. If you use AWS's Elastic Beanstalk, you can create a zip and deploy witheb deploy(although afaik it already creates a zip out of your git repo by usinggit archive)I didn't know about subversion, it's a neat feature actually, does git have something similar without a zip?
Doesn't look like it - one always has to unpack, which is easiest with the tar formatted stream: git-scm.com/docs/git-archive