Cool. That's what I thought. It's a very impressive little work flow. AND,
grasshopper happily stumbled upon the "issues" and "wiki" github features
several days ago . . . so I am happy happy happy about that.

I figured out a reasonable way to manage A/B or "green/blue" rolling
improvements so I pushed americanliterature.com into production.

I will hunt down and kill the issues list over the next 48/72 hours then I
will make a release at github. My understanding is that I can then work
forward and change things in my development environment, and then, if I
need to make an emergency improvement to production, that I can *checkout*
the release version, make changes, push it to github, then go to the server
and *checkout* that version. Is that correct?  I will look at Salt and
other things later, for now I just want to bake in the process manually (I
can't automate what I don't know anyways).

One day I will take a breather, review the code base and correct it to
match my current knowledge and level of expertise, then add you to the
repository for a review if you have the time. That might be a few weeks
away.




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