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Hi! I’m confused by your error message a bit - the CLI command you’ve written is identical to the post (i.e. syncing to the environment dev), but the error listed is for syncing to environment aaa-...
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You can avoid the manual steps! Fastly now provides a CLI tool that you should be able to use to get access to all Fastly functionality directly! https://github.com/fastly/cli
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Adding a couple more commands to show how to add IPs to the list and how to remove them via their IDs View Blocked IPs and the ID curl -s -H "Fastly-Key: $FASTLY_API_TOKEN" \ "${FASTLY_API_URL}/s...
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To use the Fastly CLI, quickstart: # Declare your project ID (or just move into your working directory) export PLATFORM_PROJECT=2rfibv66j424w export PLATFORM_BRANCH=main # Then extract and remember...
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Yes, as the variable name was updated at some time over the recent years, the commands now should be more like:Pull an export of the current full vcl:FASTLY_API_SERVICE=$(upsun ssh "echo \$FASTLY_A...
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For the Retrieve your Fastly Authentication keys section, it looks like FASTLY_SERVICE_ID is now called FASTLY_API_SERVICE.
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Thx, this was very helpfull!!!
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Hi there! We have a section in our documentation covering Installing Custom PHP extensions. You won’t have access to apt-get on our containers. Our team also maintains a few example snippets for in...
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You may try using the applications.yaml to define each app. Then, in your build hook run pnpm install from the directory that contains the pnpm-lock.yaml. Something like: # .platform/applications.y...
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Thanks, looks like that solved it, weird that I can’t install from the sub-folder tough when the same thing works fine locally. Now I’m getting a different error message tough that I’m not sure how...