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chore: Migrate gsutil usage to gcloud storage (#276)
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3. Find the GCS bucket that contains scenarios. The bucket name is something you will have configured when you deployed the app from the Google Marketplace, but it's good to validate before trying to copy files there:
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```bash
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$ gsutil ls
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$ gcloud storage ls
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gs://some-bucket
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gs://dispatcher-solutions-dev/ # This is the one we want!
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gs://another-bucket
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...
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```
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4. Use the `gsutil` tool to upload the sample scenario.
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4. Use the `gcloud storage` tool to upload the sample scenario.
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> TIP: By default the application is configured to look for a folder called `scenarios` and a subfolder named after a date, e.g., `2020-01-31`.
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```bash
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bucket=gs://dispatcher-solutions-dev
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path="scenarios/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)" # Get the right date-formatted destination
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destination="$bucket/$path/"
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gsutil cp sample-scenario.json $destination
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gsutil ls $bucket
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gcloud storage cp sample-scenario.json $destination
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gcloud storage ls $bucket
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```
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5. Open Fleet Routing App and use the _Open_ function, you should see something like `2021-01-28/sample-scenario.json` ready to work with.

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