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Downloading apps
James Bayer edited this page Dec 4, 2013
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This is before Cloud Foundry v2 was supported
Q: Is it possible to download my application from Cloud Foundry once it has been deployed?
A: there's a discussion on the vcap-dev mailing list about this. In short:
- use the Cloud Controller API
- use this simple script that will download your deployed files to a zip
In both cases, you will get back the binary / built / staged files, not the source.
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Maybe other CIs hosted on cf-app.com are mentioned in slack ?
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