Get rid of GCP deploy #858
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I talked to @benjaminleonard and @zephraph about this and they both rarely use the GCP thing, instead checking things out locally anyway. So we're gonna do it. |
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Just a thought. I was curious what this would look like and got far enough to PR it. I don't feel too strongly about doing it, probably want to mull it over.
It would be cool to deploy
yarn start:mswto Vercel (see pro/con in #850), but it probably shouldn't be publicly accessible and it would be annoying to auth gate it on Vercel or put it behind VPN. It's so easy to check out a commit and runyarn && yarn start:mswlocally that I'm losing confidence that the GCP setup is worth maintaining. It was very useful for a while, but we have the mock server for our purposes, and the full stack is being exercised much better elsewhere now.