Hello Takashi Matsuo,
Has the public folder permission option changed in Google App Engine
Flexible ?
I am unable to use WP-ALL-IMPORT Plugin. I get "Uploads folder
gs://gcs-media-uploads/1/wpallimport/logs must be writable”
I also tried WP ALL IN ONE MIGRATION Plugin. I get
"All in One WP
Hi,
I have the same question. I need a specific folder in flexible environment
to be writable because I am using a chunk uploader that does not support
Cloud Storage for temporary storing chunked files. Chunked were deleted
once the whole file has completed uploading.
On Tuesday, April 25, 201
Hi Donatas,
We're re-designing the image build process. I think we should provide a way
to opt out from the permission locking behavior. I'll let you know when
it's available.
For a time be-ing, you can use the custom runtime.
```app.yaml
env: flex
runtime: custom
```
Dockerfile
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I use PyroCMS and it requires public/app permissions to write admin area
image thumbnails and public assets like css and js files. They can be lost,
as they get regenerated if the files are not there. However, I do agree
with Jordan, there shouldn't be any writes to the public folder on prod,
b
Hi Donatas,
What's the use case of writing to the public directory? If it is just for
writing temporary file (like temporary cache for performance), you can
still use other directories (/tmp, /app/otherdir etc). If you want to
dynamically update the content in the public directory, unfortunately i
Is there a specific reason why you require the need to perform writes to
your 'public/app' folder? Scalable applications in the cloud should
normally never perform writes to the local filesystem, as data written in
an App Engine instance is released with the instance when it is no longer
needed
