关于dev分支是否移除install.sh脚本及相关部署规划的技术问询

Hey there, let me walk you through how to approach this step by step, based on my experience with repo branch changes and deployment workflows:

First, you need to confirm the script’s status in the dev branch — here are two reliable ways:

• Local repo check: If you have the repository cloned locally, run these commands in your terminal:

  git checkout dev
  git pull origin dev
  ls | grep install.sh
  

  If no output is returned, the install.sh script has been removed from the latest dev branch.
• Web interface check: Navigate to the repository’s web platform, switch to the dev branch, and search for install.sh in the root directory. If it doesn’t show up, the script is gone.

Once you’ve verified the script is removed, here are clear, targeted questions to pose to the project maintainers or your team:

• Reason for removal: Could you share the specific rationale behind removing install.sh? Was it due to security vulnerabilities in the script, redundancy with newer deployment tools, a shift in the project’s architecture that makes this script obsolete, or compliance requirements?
• Future deployment approach: What’s the official recommended method for deploying the project going forward? Will we be using a new dedicated script (e.g., deploy.sh), adopting containerization tools like Docker, leveraging infrastructure-as-code tools such as Terraform/Ansible, or moving to a managed cloud deployment pipeline?
• Transition & long-term planning: Are there any transition plans in place for teams currently using install.sh? Will there be a support period where both old and new deployment methods work, or is this an immediate cutover? Also, are there updated documentation, guides, or training sessions to help the team adapt to the new workflow?

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Sunny ZL