Support running an app from a subdirectory
There is currently no supported way to run a node app from a directory within your git repo. You can work around it most of the time by using `git subtree push` but that wouldn't work if you have shared code outside of your directory. A super common situation is to have the following repo structure: ``` ├── shared-code ├── server └── frontend-app ``` Being able to direct the buildpack to look in `/server` instead of `/` would be helpful for cases like this.
Posted by jmorrell on Mar 28, 2017, 10:09 PM
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I hate that this whole cluster of beliefs exists, but software on my own computer enforcing what I can and can't do for ideological reaso...
As I replied in another comment[1], it's their software, their choice.
[Feature] Support external model integration via personal API keys and local LLMs (BYOK)
> So when head of companies don’t care about quality, they’ll push hard no matter what to have speed.
Feature request: support multiple named accounts per app/connector
Support standalone Windows installer (`codex-setup.exe`)
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Support running an app from a subdirectory
There is currently no supported way to run a node app from a directory within your git repo. You can work around it most of the time by using `git subtree push` but that wouldn't work if you have shared code outside of your directory. A super common situation is to have the following repo structure: ``` ├── shared-code ├── server └── frontend-app ``` Being able to direct the buildpack to look in `/server` instead of `/` would be helpful for cases like this.
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