[google-appengine] Re: appcfg does not support deploying to the Flexible environment. Use "gcloud app deploy" to deploy "env: flex" apps

Hi George, as previously mentioned 'appcfg' is deprecated. It is highly recommended to use 'gcloud' or the Maven plugin to deploy GAE Flex on Java. Note that Codeship is not a Google product and we therefore cannot support it due to our limited visibility. It is recommended to continue technical

[google-appengine] Re: appcfg does not support deploying to the Flexible environment. Use "gcloud app deploy" to deploy "env: flex" apps

Hi again; I am not deploy from GAE CLI on my PC. I am deploying from codeship, to multiple clouds including GAE. GAE is using appcfg as default it seems even though in my Maven POM.XML as shown in previous email I am using the correct plugins and dependencies. my project app.ymal looks like: *

[google-appengine] Re: appcfg does not support deploying to the Flexible environment. Use "gcloud app deploy" to deploy "env: flex" apps

What was the deployment command used? Please try the previously suggested command using 'gcloud app deploy --verbosity=debug' or 'mvn appengine:deploy' using the Maven plugin. On Thursday, February 1, 2018 at 8:58:40 AM UTC-5, Georges Bou Ghantous wrote: > > Hi; > > When deploying my Maven app

[google-appengine] Re: appcfg does not support deploying to the Flexible environment. Use "gcloud app deploy" to deploy "env: flex" apps

Hi again; I updated my POM.xml with the following plugins: ... com.google.appengine gcloud-maven-plugin 2.0.9.133.v201611104 com.google.appengine appengine-maven-plugin ${a

[google-appengine] Re: appcfg does not support deploying to the Flexible environment. Use "gcloud app deploy" to deploy "env: flex" apps

The use of 'appcfg' on Flexible environment is already deprecated. As alternatives, you can use 'gcloud app deploy' using the SDK or 'mvn appengine:deploy' using the Maven plugin. I recommend following the Quickstart for Java in GAE Flex