Nic,
What I do is something like this:
task :log do
run tail -n #{lines || 100} #{deploy_to}/#{shared_dir}/log/
#{rails_env || ENV[RAILS_ENV] || production}.log do
|ch, stream, out|
puts out
end
end
Not only does it work great with the -s option, it has the benefit of
being much
Oh and you can also shorten the code more using 'shared_path':
run tail -n #{lines || 100} #{shared_path}/log/...
~Wayne
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That's the odd part, the lines = lines || 100 doesn't seem to work either.
task :log do
lines = lines || 100
rails_env = rails_env || 'production'
# lines = configuration.variables[:lines] || 100
# rails_env = configuration.variables[:rails_env] || 'production'
env =
On Apr 11, 2007, at 5:06 AM, Nic Williams wrote:
That's the odd part, the lines = lines || 100 doesn't seem to work
either.
Right, it won't, because it is semantically identical to lines ||=
100.
BUT,
lines = lines || foobar || 100
works if I pass -s foobar=10, so lines might be a
