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platform-springboot

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Now that the application has been generated it can be deployed in the currently active project on OpenShift by going into the project folder and running:

$ ./gap deploy

Now the only thing that is left to do is push the project's code to OpenShift to be run. There are two ways of doing that, one is by first building the project yourself locally and pushing the resulting binary, like this:

$ ./gap build
$ ./gap push --binary

In most cases you can leave out the --binary flag because that's the default if a binary is available. In case you want to push the sources and have the project be built on OpenShift you can do the following:

$ ./gap push --source

This is also the default when no binary is available and you omit the --source flag.

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