09-02-2019
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Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks!
When working like you describe, you should copy your entire web document tree over to a new directory and give your developer access to that "development" instance.
Your "development instance" can be on the same server or another server.
Do not set things up where a web developer is working on your original files. Have them work and test based on a copy of your web filesystem and then when you are happy with it, deploy it.
This is roughly a very short description of how to do what you want to do and there are many different ways to do it.
In a nutshell,
- Have the developer work on a copy, not the running code.
- Test the planned upgrade and do not deploy until the code has been well tested.
- Use a configuration management tool like git and github to manage version control do you can see what changes from version to version and restore any files which are buggy, etc.
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Catalyst::Manual::Deployment - Deploying Catalyst
DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS
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