Hi,
I recently made a little snippet to add support for deploying versions
of your app, based on SVN tags with a standard naming scheme:
if variables.include?(:version)
# set SVN URL to the specified tag
# we assume the :repository ends in /trunk
# ... yeah it's convention over configuration
path_array = repository.split('/')
path_array.pop
# yep, we expect the tag to be named REL-some.version.number
# again, convention over configuration
tag_path = path_array.join('/') + '/tags/REL-' + version
set :repository, tag_path
# feedback
puts " * deploying version #{version} from #{tag_path}"
else
puts "\n *** WARNING: your are deploying the latest version from
/trunk"
puts " *** to deploy a tagged version use (example): cap
deploy_version -S version=1.0\n\n\n"
end
I dumped this straight into deploy.rb but that's a bit ugly. Ultimately
I would like to only run this bit of code with deploy and
deploy_with_migrations. I thought about using ruby's alias, but that
doesn't work with the way cap does its thing (method_missing IIRC).
Help is much appreciated!
Jeroen
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