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digital ocean doesn't update the github repository when i type git pull

Posted March 10, 2019 3k views
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i have an web app deployed on digital ocean and when i type git pull to update the app it doesn’t update. I have an api on node js and client app on angular 6, i have nodejs installed on digital ocean server and also git.

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jarland March 12, 2019

Greetings!

If you are running a nodejs app you may need to restart the application after pulling the latest code. The steps for this are relative to how you have it set up, so I’m unable to provide those. It may also be possible to have your application check for new code on a regular interval, which then reloads portions of the application without requiring a full restart. This article seems to outline a method for doing that:

https://codeforgeek.com/2014/09/update-code-without-restarting-node-server/

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anishkumarsarmi May 12, 2021

it’s almost similar to a mern app right

cd <in the code directory>

then

git pull <github_url> master
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