Upgrading from 0.5.x compatibility to 0.6.x compatibility

The fetchRevisions hook is now called during the “deploy” and “activate” pipelines. It was previously only called during the “list” pipeline. In addition, a new fetchInitialRevisions hook will be called during the “deploy” and “activate” pipelines. See the 0.6.x Pipeline Hooks docs for details. If you maintain a plugin that uploads new revisions, you will want to update your plugin to implement the new hook. This will allow plugins which wish to extract diff or changelog information from the context to do so. Here is an example of updating ember-cli-deploy-redis.

You should also update your ember-cli-deploy-plugin dependency to 0.2.2, to ensure your plugin’s logging plays nicely with the nifty new progress bar in this ember-cli-deploy release.

If you have any questions about updating your plugin, ask in a Github issue or in the #ember-cli-deploy channel on Slack. A core team member or other community member will help you out.

Upgrading from 0.4.x compatibility to 0.5.x compatibility

Ember CLI Deploy 0.5.x introduced the concept of a deploy pipeline. Instead of writing adapters (like you did in 0.4.x), you write plugins, and then compose these plugins to configure your application’s deploy pipeline.

While adapters had specific types (index adapter, asset adapter, etc.), plugins are generic, and are defined only by the pipeline hooks they implement.

The changes you need to make to upgrade your adapter depends on its type.

Changes for all adapters

1. Add “ember-cli-deploy-plugin” to your addon’s package.json

2. Install the base plugin, and update your adapters to subclass it

3. Implement createDeployPlugin in index.js and return a subclass of ember-cli-deploy-plugin

4. Use the pipeline hooks to do the actual work:
   • move uploading logic (from your index/asset adapters) to the upload hook
   • move activation logic (from your index adapter) to the activate hook

5. Instruct your users to update their config and install ember-cli-deploy-build

6. Replace console.log statements with this.log to play nicely with Ember CLI Deploy’s messaging

   • Messages passed to this.log are displayed only when the verbose flag (--verbose) is present. You can pass { verbose: true } as the second param to this.log to force your message to always display during pipeline execution.

Changes for index/store adapters

1. Instruct your users to install ember-cli-deploy-revision-data

2. The revision key is now under context.revisionData.revisionKey (provided ember-cli-deploy-revision-data is installed). It doesn’t include your project name yet.

    _key: function(context) {
      var revisionKey = context.commandOptions.revision || context.revisionData.revisionKey.substr(0, 8);
      return context.project.name() + ':' + revisionKey;
    }
   

3. Previously, the contents of index.html was passed to your upload function. Now, you’ll need to read the file using the filesystem package:

    var path      = require('path');
    var fs        = require('fs');
    var readFile  = denodeify(fs.readFile);
   
    upload: function() {
      readFile(path.join(context.distDir, "index.html"))
      .then(function(buffer) {
        return buffer.toString();
      }).then(function(indexContents) {
        // upload indexContents
      });
    }
   

Changes for asset adapters

1. Replace any hard references to “tmp/asset-sync” with context.distDir