I have been contemplating that copying all my deployed code out of a cached git repo and into a folder on the server for every deploy isn't really necessary, since I already have it managed by git in a way that I can checkout any version of the code.
What I am thinking is that I create a new set of recipes that only have a current directory and that it is just a checked out git repo. Then, I can keep a RELEASES file up to date with the sha of the release for rollback purposes. Has anyone tried this before? I hate to break new ground if there is something existing I can contribute to.
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