Right, sorry you had to dig to discover that. For others who may come
later, looking for this answer:
namespace :foo do
task :default do
end
task :bar do
end
end
The "foo" namespace has (in this case) two tasks, "default", and
"bar". Both may be invoked via "foo:default" and "foo:bar", but
capistrano has a soft spot in its heart for "default" tasks. If it
gets a request to execute "foo", it will see that "foo" is a namespace
and will look for a task named "default". If it finds it, it will
execute it. Thus, "foo" is really a short-cut for "foo:default".
- Jamis
On May 5, 2008, at 8:43 AM, bryanl wrote:
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> On May 5, 10:18 am, bryanl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> When calling capistrano like this,
>>
>> config = Capistrano::Configuration.new
>>
>> and then loading my configuration from a string, how do I call
>> "deploy" when I have a "deploy:setup"? The setup call seems to work
>> fine, but the deploy call just returns instantly. Any tips before I
>> break out the debugger?
>
> After more digging, I see there is a default task for a namespace.
> >
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