iris-deploy

You can automate IRIS project deployment by using a Skill that handles remote planning, file upload, compile, CSP compile, and SFTP web asset deployment for ObjectScript, CSP, JavaScript, CSS, and HISUI files.

Compiling CSP files during IRIS deployment is handled through an automated CSP compile step after file upload. This ensures that web assets like JavaScript and CSS are correctly compiled alongside ObjectScript files during the deployment process.

Yes, you can deploy web assets via SFTP for an IRIS project. The deployment process includes an SFTP web asset deployment step designed to push compiled files to the target environment efficiently.

Yes, IRIS deployment requires specific configuration files to handle the remote planning, upload, compile, and SFTP deployment scenarios. These files ensure the automated tasks execute correctly across different environments.

The best way to handle deployment planning for an IRIS project is to automate the planning phase before file upload and compilation. This approach ensures that ObjectScript, CSP, and HISUI files are correctly mapped and updated across environments.

You should not use automated SFTP deployment for IRIS projects if your target environment does not support SFTP or if your project lacks the specific configuration files required to manage the upload, compile, and CSP compile processes safely.