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Yes. If you do not actively replace your custom certificate, Platform.sh will replace it with a LetsEncrypt certificate. In the case of a customer certificate, if you deploy within 7 days prior to ...
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I’m not aware of anyone running Odoo. Looking at their site, it looks like it should be possible using the manual setup. I’ve not tried it myself, though.
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Thanks @Crell I’ll take a look and report back.
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After debugging and testing with the PSH support team, I was able to get a passing build @matthias-van-woensel suggested utilizing brew for managing the dependencies, and following was my build set...
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A common requirement is to provide some sort of upload or download folder within your site, that an external tool or service may want to read or write to. This may be automated uploads of product c...
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Safety first, so please create a backup as your first step. Then, And yes rake db:reset will drop all tables, it is the clean way to do this. I believe you can also do rake db:migrate:reset, which ...
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You could also rename the service in services.yaml and the reference to it in .platform.app.yaml. That will give you a “new” service with no data in it, discarding the old one. And then just do the...
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thanks my issue has been fixed.
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In your case, I believe the issue is due to the length of the URLs that are being generated by Platform.sh based on the name of the branch. Let’s Encrypt can only handle a maximum of 64 characters,...
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It does on successful builds, but if you want to clear that cache at any time you can do so with the command platform project:clear-build-cache.