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I have a local git repo and I am trying to do continuous integration and deployment using Codeship. https://documentation.codeship.com

I have the github hooked up to the continuous integration and it seems to work fine.

I have an AWS account and a bucket on there with my access keys and permissions.

I am trying to configure my automatic deployment on codeship:

S3
AWS Access Key ID: ****************4VOA
AWS Secret Access Key: ************************************uC4j
Region: eu-west-1
Local Path: .\Users\user\Documents\projects\test
S3 Bucket: test-app-name-bucket
ACL: bucket-owner-full-control

It keeps giving me an error saying that the local path does not exist. What am I supposed to put for that field?

user1261710
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The Local Path on Codeship is the directory that you want to deploy relative to your repository root (by default).

If you have a directory called site in your repository and you want to only upload this directory you would use ./site as the Local Path. If you want to upload the complete repository you could use ./ instead.

mlocher
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