Capistrano creates links to current -> rails/alfaim/releases/
20090409133222 , the problem is that the actual location of the
release is at $HOME/rails/alfaim/releases/20090409133222 . The same
problem appears for shared folder. know I can repair this quite simple
by modifying the deploy.rb in capistrano's source, but I would like to
have the possibility to write this code in my deploy.rb. Because this
file would go in my git repository, and then, if I'll reinstall my OS
(I plan to do this) I will be able to start programming just right
after I clone my repository.I don't understand(maybe because I don't
have a good background in ruby on rails) what is happening when I
write in my deploy.rb a task which already exists. Is the task written
by me in my deploy.rb appended to the original task, or my task
cancels the code written in the same task in the deploy.rb in
capistrano's source?
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