Do you really need to do a 'render :template' anyway? Why not just
use a string and interpolate the vars? For example, I do the
following:
desc <<-DESC
Setup the database.yml file in shared/config
DESC
task :setup_config, :roles => [:app] do
database_configuration = <<-EOF
#{rails_env}:
adapter: mysql
host: #{db_host}
username: #{db_user}
password: #{db_pass}
database: #{db_name}
EOF
run "mkdir -p #{shared_path}/config"
put database_configuration, "#{shared_path}/config/
database.yml"
end
On Jul 20, 2:35 pm, djsodom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi I'm updating my capistrano recipes to work with 2.0. (By the way,
> I'm really liking the Capfile configuration technique.)
>
> One place I'm stuck is where I write my database.yml file:
>
> Previously, I had something like:
>
> def write_database_yaml #, :roles => :app do
> # generate database configuration
> database_configuration = render :template => <<-EOF
> <..snip..>
> EOF
> put database_configuration, "#{aws('current_release')}/config/
> database.yml", :mode => 0664
> sudo "chown -R #{aws('user')}:#{aws('group')}
> #{aws('current_release')}/config/database.yml"
> end
>
> that worked fine.
>
> With "render" no longer working, I'm trying ERB things like:
>
> def write_database_yaml #, :roles => :app do
> # generate database configuration
> template = %q{
> defaults: &defaults
> <..snip ..>
> }
> database_configuration = ERB.new(template).result(binding)
> put database_configuration, "#{aws('current_release')}/config/
> database.yml", :mode => 0664
> sudo "chown -R #{aws('user')}:#{aws('group')}
> #{aws('current_release')}/config/database.yml"
> end
>
> Any suggestions on how to make this work? The above gives me a: "
> uploading failed: No such file"
>
> thanks,
>
> Steve Odom
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