Context: I have an app that has multiple functions hosted in github in a single repository. All the functions are in different folders. Ive enabled github in my appwrite instance. Problem: When I make a single change to 1 function, all the functions are being re-built and re-deployed, even if they are not changed. Which takes more and more time as I add more functions.
Can I somehow change some setting to only build and deploy the changed function, not all of them?
Not at the moment...it might be hard for Appwrite to figure out what's changed at whatnot as well.
Maybe you can use different branches for the prod/deploy branch for the different functions
Alright thanks, how do I mark this as solved?
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[Solved] Github function deployment question
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