Hi, as headline is saying - I'm looking for some hints to how this could be done. Slowly learning Node-red. My setup is RPI 3 with cloned card so is starting on same level every time, but sometimes you find errors, do stuff in a better way etc. and need to update/tune the flows. But here the prob…

As it is git under the hood, 1 way, you could write a simple bash script to pull your flow and then start node-red?

Learning - so just write a simple bash is out of my league - maybe some hints to find info for that, as I'm trying to learn on the way.

Thanks. I will try and play with that

Projects - updating flows on multiple devices - how to auto pull?

Steve-Mcl 7 March 2021 19:58 4

Here is a simple off the top of head example...

cd ~/.node-red/projects/<name-of-project>
git fetch
git pull
node-red

Lots of examples on the web. search "bash script to pull from github"

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