Ah...do you happen to have svn installed locally?
- Jamis
On Jan 10, 2007, at 7:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jamis,
Thanks for your help! I compiled svn 1.4 from source, and have it in
/usr/local/bin. I set :svn as below, but no joy yet. I also checked
permissions on the svn
Jamis Buck wrote:
Ah...do you happen to have svn installed locally?
I'm running cap from a windows box which has tortoiseSVN client. It
doesn't have a local install of subversion itself, though...
John
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Yup, that's the problem. Capistrano needs to be able to run 'svn'
locally, in order to determine the current revision number.
I am SO killing that feature...this is such a support nightmare. :(
In the meantime, John, you'll need to install a command-line svn
client, and make sure it is in
Hi Jamis,
Sounds good... By the way,
Thanks for net-ssh,
thanks for Capistrano,
and thanks for your help debugging!
John
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On Jan 10, 2007, at 9:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jamis,
Sounds good... By the way,
Thanks for net-ssh,
thanks for Capistrano,
and thanks for your help debugging!
I'm just gratified to see so many people using something I've written!
- Jamis
I'm guessing you've got svn installed in some non-standard location.
Note that the ssh session that cap uses does NOT use the same PATH
environment variable you get when you login with an interactive
shell. It gets a bare-minimum PATH, usually just /usr/bin and one or
two others. If svn
