I have a run command that uses shell backticks, yet the command in the
backticks never runs and I get an empty string instead of the output
of the command.
My Capfile:
task :foo, :hosts => "my.host.com" do
run "echo date is `/bin/date` so there"
end
Output from running 'cap foo':
* executing 'foo'
* executing "echo date is `/bin/date` so there"
servers: ["my.host.com"]
[my.host.com] executing command
** [out :: my.host.com] date is so there
command finished
Bizarre.
I'm running cap 2.5.5 on Fedora Core release 6 with Ruby 1.8.7. The
local and remote machine are the same (ie, I'm launching cap from
my.host.com).
If I edit line 212 of lib/capistrano/command.rb (that escapes certain
special characters in the command) and remove the backtick from the
gsub args, it works. But I somehow doubt this is the proper solution,
since I seem to be the only one having this problem.
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