I am having a bit of an issue...i imagine it is a basic problem that
someone familiar with ruby could answer
i have been using the cli lib with cap to give it the args like so
@successful = Capistrano::CLI.new(%W(-vvvv -S
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -S [EMAIL PROTECTED] -S
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -S [EMAIL PROTECTED] -S
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xxx)).execute!
and it works fine
but i wanted to create a general method for running cap task, so, i
wanted to take all that stuff as options...and end up with something
like this
def run_cap_task(hosts,task,options=[])
@recipe = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) +
"/../../config/deploy_products.rb")
# create the array of args to pass to cap, this would be ARGV in a command
argv = %W{-vvv -S hosts=#{hosts}}
postargs = %W{-p xxx -f [EMAIL PROTECTED] #{task}}
#add options to array in proper order so that task is on end
argv << options
argv << postargs
Capistrano::CLI.new(argv).execute!
with argv being an array...i have tried a variety of attempts
snip from the cap cli side:
def initialize(args = ARGV)
@args = args
@options = { :recipes => [], :actions => [], :vars => {},
:pre_vars => {}, :sysconf => default_sysconf, :dotfile =>
default_dotfile }
OptionParser.new do |opts|
.........
the error i get is
["-S", "serial=99999", "-S", "hw_type=tmp", "-S", "sw_type=0", "-S",
"drives=1", "-S", "-S", "product=sw"] is not a symbol
i have tried turning it into :argv still with errors (don't recall
what they were)...and various other attempts...any pointers would be
great
are there any docs about using embedded cap? If not, I will write up
my experiences...once it is sorted out
thanks
lee
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