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Uploading to GAE
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Before uploading, you need to update the version. Edit app.yaml, and bump the
version number up by one, and commit this change. Then, go to
https://appengine.google.com/deployment?app_id=sympy-live and delete the
oldest version (we can only have ten versions at once, so if you don't do
this, it will reject the upload). Then, you can upload the new version.

Assuming that sympy-live works properly (also across different mainstream
web browsers), you can upload your changes to Google App Engine::

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first line sympy-live with the name of your application). Then you can
use ``appcfg.py`` as above, to upload to GAE.

Go to http://<new-version-number>.sympy-live.appspot.com (for example, for
version 21, go to http://21.sympy-live.appspot.com/) after uploading and make
sure that everything works. If it does, go to
https://appengine.google.com/deployment?app_id=sympy-live and set the newest
version to the default.

Changing the version before each upload makes it easy to rollback accidental
regressions. Just go to the dashboard and revert to the latest version that
doesn't have the problem. This also lets you test the latest version after
uploading before deploying it to the main site.

Do not use versions to upload tests. If you want to test something, create a
separate test app on the App Engine and upload it there.

Development notes
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