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Discover how to correctly configure your `.cpanel.yml` file for deploying multiple subfolders and files in CPanel, ensuring the successful execution of your tasks.
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Deploying Multiple Subfolders and Files in CPanel with YML Configurations

If you're managing a project through CPanel and GitHub, deploying your application correctly can become a tricky experience, especially when you're using a .cpanel.yml file for your deployment tasks. In this post, we will tackle a common issue encountered while configuring this YAML file for managing multiple subfolders and files in CPanel.

Understanding the Problem

Recently, a user confided about their difficulty in writing an effective .cpanel.yml file. They faced an issue where their intended commands were not executing after deployment from their GitHub repository, leading to frustration and confusion. Their file was structured, but something prevented it from functioning correctly.

What they wanted to accomplish:

The goal was to modify specific folders and files to facilitate their deployment process:

Folders to Modify:

/home/tita8rfx/public_html/try/protected/components

/home/tita8rfx/public_html/try/protected/controllers

/home/tita8rfx/public_html/try/protected/views/app

Files to Modify:

/home/tita8rfx/public_html/try/assets/style.css

/home/tita8rfx/public_html/try/assets/app.js

The Solution

Upon closer inspection, it appears that the problem lay in how the file paths were structured in the .yml file. To rectify the situation, the user had to be more explicit in defining the paths from which the updated data was being retrieved. Here is the improved version of their .cpanel.yml configuration:

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Key Changes Made:

Explicit Paths: Instead of using relative paths, absolute paths are now used. This ensures that the commands know exactly where to find the source files.

Structured Tasks: Each task is clearly defined, making it easier to identify potential issues in the future.

Conclusion

By refining the paths in the .cpanel.yml file, the user was able to resolve their deployment issue. This detailed guide should help anyone facing similar struggles when setting up their YML configuration in CPanel. Remember, clarity in file paths is crucial to successful deployment.

I hope this experience and solution will assist others navigating the complexities of deploying applications via CPanel.