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Update docs referencing the push-aws-run target

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Ciprian Hacman 2020-06-03 07:46:30 +03:00
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@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ You can `make` and run `kops` locally. But `nodeup` is pulled from an S3 bucket
To rapidly test a nodeup change, you can build it, scp it to a running machine, and To rapidly test a nodeup change, you can build it, scp it to a running machine, and
run it over SSH with the output viewable locally: run it over SSH with the output viewable locally:
`make push-aws-run TARGET=admin@<publicip>` `make push-aws-run-amd64 TARGET=admin@<publicip>`
For more complete testing though, you will likely want to do a private build of For more complete testing though, you will likely want to do a private build of

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## Cross Compiling ## Cross Compiling
Cross compiling for things like `nodeup` are now done automatically via `make nodeup`. `make push-aws-run TARGET=admin@$TARGET` will automatically choose the linux amd64 build from your `.build` directory. Cross compiling for things like `nodeup` are now done automatically via `make nodeup`. `make push-aws-run-amd64 TARGET=admin@$TARGET` will automatically choose the linux amd64 build from your `.build` directory.
## Debugging ## Debugging