Pull latest changes on redeploy instead of skipping - #26
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setup.sh skipped git clone entirely whenever the project directory already existed, so a redeploy never fetched new commits pushed since the first deploy. Run git pull in that branch instead.
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Pulled new changes for me! Nice
Cloning repository...
Directory dsd-testproj already exists. Pulling latest changes...
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setup.shskippedgit cloneentirely whenever the project directory already existed, so a redeploy never fetched new commits pushed since the first deploy. Run git pull in that branch instead.This was generated with the help of Claude based on some friction points of attempting to deploy to PythonAnywhere repeatedly.