Lee,
Thanks for your comprehensive reply. I can rest easy..! :)
I can tell you that in the WordPress space, we are benefitting from your
strategy - plugins like this one are helping make deployment even easier:
https://github.com/lavmeiker/capistrano-wpcli
Thanks again,
Henry
Where do I find out what is coming up in Capistrano?
I keep an eye on Github, capistranorb and this group, but can't find a
central place for roadmap info.
It's a fantastic tool. I'm using it to deploy a local WordPress site from
my laptop to a shared host.
H
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Assuming you have ssh access to your server (the primary requirement for
using Capistrano to deploy), I guess you could override the Capistrano git
tasks with some other transfer strategy like sftp for example...
On Tuesday, 23 September 2014 23:54:16 UTC+2, Born Steinbjörn wrote:
Hello,
is
-q -b deploy
2de752fb5a07bdd1577ca78a5c6dce690b13f8dc; fi
I tried deleting the cached-copy folder on the server and still have the same
issue. Any idea what I can do to troubleshoot this issue?
Thank you,
Henry
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I'm using the multistage Capistrano module, does anyone know if there is a
shorthand way to deploy to all servers. So for example:
$ cap staging deploy
$ cap production deploy
would be replaced with:
$ cap all deploy
Is this possible?
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On 1/14/09 11:22 AM, Henry wrote:
Greetings,
I have a Git repo that contains a few small sinatra apps. So I would
like to deploy them one at at time. So I need to set a path within
the repo to deploy, but I can't figure out how to do it. This is what
I've tried:
set :repository, g
localhost
User username
Hope this helps,
Henry
On 28 May 2008, at 07:03, Rich Morin wrote:
I'm having trouble getting a solo Capistrano app (as discussed
in Deploying Rails Applications) to work. I'm hoping someone
on this list can give me a hand.
My impression is that the SSH login
