Is meteord compatible with hot code push? about meteord HOT 7 OPEN

Yes it is.
On 2015 ජූනි 1, සඳුදා at ප.ව. 7.12 olivierpascal [email protected]
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Excellent! I did not see any reference to hot code push on bulletproofmeteor or on the docker hub. I use to scp the bundle and redeploy the container. Is it the usual way to benefit from the hot code push feature?

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Actually it works by default with any hosting method. It's mostly a feature
of the framework and does not rely on the deployment method. :)
On 2015 ජූනි 1, සඳුදා at ප.ව. 7.29 olivierpascal [email protected]
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Excellent! I did not see any reference to hot code push on
bulletproofmeteor or on the docker hub. I use to scp the bundle and
redeploy the container. Is it the usual way to benefit from the hot code
push feature?

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Got it! Do you think the update process could be more seamless, maybe without having to redeploy the whole container, just by restarting node?

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We need to restart the container. There is no other way.

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Got it! Do you think the update process could be more seamless, maybe
without having to redeploy the whole container, just by restarting node?

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How does this work? Say I update a tarball that I'm using in the BUNDLE_URL variable, should I be able to restart the container and it should work? It didn't, so I'm wondering if there's a step I missed...

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I think Hot Code Push is not rely on deployment method. When client reconnects to server, it just works.

The only problem is when container restarts, it will break sessions, there won't be zero downtime, IMO. Am I right, @arunoda ?

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