Ok... I found a better solution and do it via composer. Then there is nothing at github.
Nova - What can i push to github
Hi. I have a licence question and maybe somebody already had this problem or knows what is correct. In the video https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-nova-mastery/episodes/2 they say at 2:55 that it is a licence problem, when I share the nova code. But what when we have a pro version and a private repository? At the docs there they say only:
When unzipping Nova into your application's nova directory, make sure all of Nova's "hidden" files (such as its .gitignore file) are included.
But there is no .gitignore. There are four files called: babelrc, chipperci, eslintrc, prettierrc. Should i ignore only these files? Or the whole code?
How would you handle that? Thx.
PS: I want to avoid that I have to upload nova on staging and production everytime by myself and also that my co-programmer has the same code as me.
@pixelairport Personally I’d use Composer to install Nova.
We do this in my workplace where we have apps using Nova, but don’t want to be bundling the entire /nova directory with our repository, including for licensing reasons. Our CI process then has the authentication details to be able to install the Nova package when deploying.
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