In Google App Engine, you can upload up to 10 different versions on your appspot project. For instance, if I have a project called example
, the URL would be:
http://example.appspot.com
Each version I upload is given a version string. Possible examples are:
- dev
- 1
- 1_2
- staging
- anystring
To access a specific version, I would prefix the domain with the version string, like so:
http://1.example.appspot.com
Of course, if that version is made the "default" version, then I can access it without prefixing with the version string, such as in the original URL at the beginning, http://example.appspot.com.
What are the current best practices for managing version strings on Google App Engine Apps, in your experience? Also, once I surpass the max 10 versions and have to start deleting them, what is the suggested practice?
42-checkout-fix
. Number gives ordering, and name tells what was changed. Also, you can upload up to 60 different versions, not 10: cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/java/modules/#Java_Limits