GIT - Manual CLI commands on SSH
Can I SSH into my Sisense server and run GIT CLI commands? Does the Sisense webserver appropriately handle changes to GIT appropriately even when the webserver didn't do those changes. (i.e. if a ma...
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Hi Oleksandr,
"the end flow you would like to achieve": Bulk import.
Details:
- I have a suite of dashboards on my Sisense instance. I want to deploy those to various clients' Sisense instances. Later, I want to overwrite their copies with new versions of dashboards.
- The import/export buttons handle only one at a time, so they're no use.
- The client's instance can't connect to the internet, so it can't pull from my GIT. (Their Sisense is used via LAN/VPN/RDP/Citrix, not internet-accessible.)
- So, my hope is to copy/paste the GIT files.
- Another option is: on the client's server, install software to host a git server. Copy my files to a repo in that and commit. Then, in Sisense, connect to that server at 127.0.0.1/localhost. I'd prefer to commit straight into Sisense's git because a separate git sounds like more work: new software for us to get familiar with, another thing to maintain, security settings to figure out, and the server then won't be a 'standard' Sisense install.
What do you recommend?
I tried copying files. Doing specific actions in a specific order made it work - I could open the dashboards. But if you say it's not supported, maybe I'll run into problems later.
