On 02-04-2011 19:25, Lee Hambley wrote:
Is this correct?
Correct!
(Will reply in depth when I'm home)
Thanks.
Well, one question is prevailing.
I've created a git hook that executes a mysqldump to the schema and
saves it somewhere on a place where the git can reach.
The git hook seems to be a nice option, because since Capistrano will
deploy committed files, I can rest assured that it will deploy (my last
local schema to a file).
After reading a bit more, I now understand that this seems to not suffice.
I mean: "Great I have a sql file with my last schema on the remote
server". Now what?
I still need a way to apply that schema to the remote database.
If I'm thinking right, could Capistrano help me archiving this last step ?
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