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 # Setting Up a Staging Environment for Dropship V2
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-This guide outlines the process of setting up a staging environment for the Dropship V2 project. A staging environment allows you to test changes in a production-like setting before deploying to the live site.
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-## Prerequisites
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-- A separate server or hosting environment for staging (e.g., a separate Heroku app)
-- Access to a staging database (can be a separate database on the same server as production)
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-## Steps to Set Up Staging
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-1. Clone the repository on your staging server
-2. Create a new branch for staging
-3. Set up environment variables for staging
-4. Install dependencies
-5. Run database migrations
-6. Collect static files
-7. Set up a process manager (e.g., Gunicorn) to run the application
-8. Configure your web server (e.g., Nginx) to serve the application
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-## Deploying to Staging
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-1. Push changes to the staging branch
-2. On your staging server, pull the changes
-3. Restart your application server
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-## Testing in Staging
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-- Perform thorough testing of all features in the staging environment
-- Test with a copy of production data (be sure to anonymize sensitive information)
-- Verify that all third-party integrations work correctly in the staging environment
-
-## Promoting Staging to Production
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-1. Merge the staging branch into main
-2. Deploy the main branch to your production environment
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-Remember to always test thoroughly in staging before deploying to production.