In order to have development / staging / production environments is it encourages to create three different projects in appwrite?
TL;DR
Question: Should I create separate projects in Appwrite for development, staging, and production environments?
Answer: It is recommended to create separate projects in Appwrite for each environment.
Explanation: Creating separate projects for each environment is a good practice as it helps to keep the configurations and resources separate. This ensures that changes made in one environment do not affect the others. By using different projects, developers can easily manage and deploy their code to each environment independently.
Solution: Yes, you should create separate projects in Appwrite for development, staging, and production environments.Recommended threads
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