[backport] PR #7500 to 4.x - Release task now always publishes to staging#7815
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[backport] PR #7500 to 4.x - Release task now always publishes to staging#7815
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--------- **Commit 1:** Release task now always publishes to staging Production builds should never be published directly from a local machine. Instead, the release command will now publish to a commit-specific staging URL, so you use it to publish a release candidate, and then when those builds have been verified, you need to copy the RC builds from on the staging location on s3 to the production folder. * Original sha: 1e2c953 * Authored by Court Ewing <court@epixa.com> on 2016-06-17T18:26:08Z
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Backport PR #7500
Commit 1:
Release task now always publishes to staging
Production builds should never be published directly from a local
machine. Instead, the release command will now publish to a
commit-specific staging URL, so you use it to publish a release
candidate, and then when those builds have been verified, you need to
copy the RC builds from on the staging location on s3 to the production
folder.