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Figure out why executing the gcloud or heroku uninstall renames the uninstall file #101

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ericis opened this issue Dec 3, 2021 · 0 comments
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Figure out why executing the gcloud or heroku uninstall renames the uninstall file #101

ericis opened this issue Dec 3, 2021 · 0 comments
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ericis commented Dec 3, 2021

If the uninstall script is named "uninstall.sh" (e.g. if the NodeJS project's "./deploy/gcloud/uninstall" file was named "uninstall.sh"), the make uninstall command renames the "uninstall.sh" file as "uninstall.sh". It's strange that the "./deploy/aws/" and "./deploy/azure" make uninstall scripts didn't do the same thing... 🤔
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