Here it is, Capistrano 1.3.0. Mostly it is just bug fixes, but it
includes a few minor new features.
The new features:
* The sudo() method now supports an :as option, so that you can
specify who the command should be executed as. This defaults to 'root'.
* You can now encode the SSH user and port in the host specification,
like:
role :app, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:1234"
* You can create a .caprc file in your home directory, which will be
loaded on every cap invocation. The syntax for it is exactly the same
as any other recipe file. This lets you specify common tasks and
configuration across multiple projects.
The significant miscellaneous fixes:
* Make sure all assets in images, javascripts. and stylesheets
directories are touched when code is deployed, so that the asset-
timestamping feature in Rails works correctly. (Otherwise, the
timestamps on the assets can be different on each host, which totally
defeats the purpose.)
* cap setup and checkouts use group-writable permissions for new
directories and files
* cap/rake integration is now deprecated. You should be using 'cap'
directly, unless you write your own rake tasks.
So, give it a whirl! Have a Merry Christmas, all.
- Jamis
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